America's strangest food museums

Charred, blackened and burned green beans at the Burnt Food Museum.

Pizza Brain's collection of pizza-themed pop culture memorabilia.

Guests enjoy slices of the real thing at Philadelphia's pizza museum.

Cub Scouts outside the Idaho Potato Museum.

Dancers dressed like a famous photo of Marilyn Monroe in a potato sack at the Idaho Potato Museum.

Over 4,000 beer cans line the wall at the Beer Can Museum.

The Bisquick display at the Mill City Museum.

The Mill City Museum's visually striking courtyard.

The International Vinegar Museum's tour guides at a vinegar tasting.

Vinegar on display at the museum.

The arch at the Jell-O Gallery was originally created for the Salt City City Winter Olympics.

Jell-O memorabilia on display at the Jell-O Gallery.

The Wyandot Popcorn Museum spotlights popcorn's long history.

An old-fashioned popcorn cart at the Wyandot Popcorn Museum.

Women dressed as absinthe fairies pose in the recreation of an absinthe bar at the Museum of the American Cocktail.

A pot still at the Museum of the American Cocktail shows visitors how Tennessee moonshine is made.

Visitors marvel at the over 5,000 varieties of mustard at the National Mustard Museum.