Dysarts

Jack Palmer from Hermon, Maine, who couldn't say "buttery, flaky crust", has passed.

I took a deep dive into YouTube and found 10 TV commercials where Maine businesses got their money's worth.

For decades, Maine was home to several notable restaurants operating 24 hours, but now, there's only one in the state that never turns off the lights.

Jack and Sonja Palmer are back at Dysart's, 11 years after recording the original commercial.

As far as truck stop food goes, this is the place we'd all agree deserves this honor.

Are you up for a challenge? Get an ice cream sundae with 18 scoops in Maine.

It's always fun to see Maine represented live from New York!

Wait till you hear what wearing a protective mask does to his voice. No muffled words here...suddenly he sounds like the Allstate guy.

What should one do while visiting Maine? Here's the ultimate A to Z list!

Have you seen the spoof of Jack and Sonya's viral 2012 video for Dysart's on SNL? Well, Jack and Sonya hadn't until News Center Maine showed it to them Sunday.

"Baked in a buttery flaky crust." Dysart's restaurant blooper viral video gets an SNL reboot.

If you've never seen this classic Maine video before... I feel sorry for you! Now, click play, and welcome to the club.

The video of the old man who just couldn't say "buttery flaky crust" has gone viral thanks to Facebook pages like Viral Thread and others. This has been viewed over 21 million times and has almost 257,000 shares. The commercial is for Dysarts Restaurant in Bangor...