Beloved by generations, SpaghettiOs, canned pasta pasta rings in a sweet, savory tomato sauce, was introduced by a now lost ...

Yes, Chef Boyardee was indeed a real person. And he lived a very fascinating life, with some believing he even cooked for a certain U.S. President.

Chef Boyardee labels and cans left at Boiardi's resting place. Courtesy of Courtney Eastman. Bioardi died in 1985 and was buried in Ohio, where he'd changed his life.

Chef Boyardee just sold for $600 million—its founder was an Italian immigrant who was living the American Dream at 17 years old.

According to Reuters’ unnamed sources, Chicago, Illinois-based Conagra has hired US investment bank Centerview Partners to explore a sale of Chef Boyardee in a deal that could fetch more than $500m.

Food giant Conagra is selling off its Chef Boyardee brand to Hometown Food Company, which is owned by the Connecticut-based private equity firm Brynwood Partners. Chicago-based Conagra, whose ...