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Regulars Swear The Fried Chicken At This Frankenmuth Rival Beats Any Sunday Dinner Around
Some towns are known for a landmark or a famous hill, but Frankenmuth, Michigan, is known for a platter of fried chicken. People drive across the state, and even ride in on tour buses, just to sit down for one big family-style meal. The tradition is so strong that many...
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The Historic Michigan Bakery That’s Been A German Tradition For Generations
The smell of warm pretzels hits first. Then you notice the strudel, the cookies, the cakes. Suddenly breakfast has become a much bigger commitment!. One historic Michigan bakery keeps generations of German tradition alive beneath a storybook Bavarian setting. The charm is not only in the recipes. It is in...
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St. Louis Native Michael Kearns, Hollywood Trailblazer for Gay Actors, Dies at 76
Michael Kearns, a St. Louis native credited as one of Hollywood's first openly gay actors and remembered as a trailblazing AIDS activist and author, has died at age 76. He built a career spanning film, television and theater beginning in the 1970s while also becoming one of the most visible HIV-positive public figures in American entertainment.
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Treat Yourself To The Michigan Dining Experience That Has Foodies Absolutely Obsessed Right Now
There’s a little corner of Michigan where the chicken is so good, people have been driving hours just to sit down and eat it, and that place is the Bavarian Inn Restaurant in Frankenmuth. If you’ve never made the trip, you’re missing out on one of the most genuinely...
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Family-Style Fried Chicken Dinners Pack This Old-World Dining Room In Small-Town Michigan
Some Michigan road trips have a clear finish line, and in Frankenmuth that finish line usually involves a platter of fried chicken that keeps coming back to the table. This small town is famous for covered bridges, Christmas shops, and horse-drawn carriages. Yet a big share of the people strolling...