From Hamburger Helper to Lunchables, the '90s were a treasure trove of convenient and affordable meals that were hugely popular in middle-class households. Here are just some of the highlights.

In the ‘90s, EVERYTHING became pizza. Pizza bagels were probably the best, whether they were homemade with a spoon of marinara sauce and some pre-shredded cheese, or frozen Bagel Bites (“When pizza’s ...

The Daring Journey Across Antarctica That Became a Nightmare Everyone knows about Robert Scott’s doomed race to the South Pole in 1911. But on that same expedition three of his men made a death ...

Pizza Hut Launches “Pizza Caviar Bump Box” in NYC: Tapping into the high-low culinary trend of topping comfort foods with luxury ingredients.

Taco Bell’s Cravings Box lineup has meal options at $5, $7 and $9. The chain also has a Cravings Value Menu with items priced as low as $1.19 without meat, or a meat taco for $1.79. Wendy’s ...

Pizza Hut: $7 Deal Lover's ... and the Big Dinner Box for $30 featuring two medium one-topping pizzas, five breadsticks, and either pasta, bone-in wings, ... 21. Hardee's: $6 Original Bag Meals.

The latest innovation in pizza box technology isn’t a new shape or material. No, Pizza Hut is innovating on the classic design with a 3D-printed box made to sit on top of a video game console ...

For those who are unfamiliar, Pizza Hut's BOOK IT! initiative is a school-age children's reading program that has been rewarding bookworms with free pizza since 1984. While the program still very ...

Pizza Hut has partnered with pizza box supplier Smurfit Westrock to raise awareness with customers in Louisville, Kentucky, that pizza boxes can be recycled, according to a press release. Research ...

Big Dinner Box with Oven-Baked Pasta: If you're in the mood for pizza and pasta, this bundle offers one oven-baked pasta, five breadsticks, and two medium one-topping pizzas for $31.99.

Pizza Hut's new ResZAme program is looking for hopeful employees from around the country who are interested in working in one of the most competitive markets in the world, New York City.

To help job hunters during the "September Surge," the Texas-based pizza chain will deliver a pizza with your resume printed on it to potential employers — all for free. Here's how to participate.