90-Year-Old Woman Inducted Into White Castle Hall Of Fame

A 90-year-old Ohio woman will soon be recognized as one of the White Castle elite. According to "The Cincinnati Enquirer," Constance Huening was chosen along with eleven other people to be inducted into the iconic fast-food chain's Hall of Fame this week. Constance was born in 1921, the same year White Castle opened its first restaurant in Wichita, Kansas. For more than 80 years, she says she's been visiting the same Reading, Ohio store where she and her siblings started eating sliders in the 1920s. And even after all that time, she says she's just as satisfied with the product, proclaiming, quote, "They still taste good." Huening will be officially inducted during a ceremony at the White Castle headquarters in Columbus, Ohio today