Broadcast 1953
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Eight
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Derby 1947
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Jones 1958
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Kraft Miracle Whip 1960
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Zero 1952
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Bosco 1933
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Re: Reply#84
I didn’t realize that Bosco had been around so long. My Mom always used Bosco for our chocolate milk and hot chocolate, which we had as kids most mornings for breakfast in our Jiminey Cricket cups, blue for Joe and me and pink for our sister Mary.
And along with that hot chocolate my Mom’s excellent cinnamon toast that she made in the broiler on white bread smeared with a paste of soft butter, brown sugar and cinnamon, so it was soft on the bottom and wonderfully sweet, toasted and crunchy, em, so good!
Thanks for the wonderful memory Louie.
Eddie
I didn’t realize that Bosco had been around so long. My Mom always used Bosco for our chocolate milk and hot chocolate, which we had as kids most mornings for breakfast in our Jiminey Cricket cups, blue for Joe and me and pink for our sister Mary.
And along with that hot chocolate my Mom’s excellent cinnamon toast that she made in the broiler on white bread smeared with a paste of soft butter, brown sugar and cinnamon, so it was soft on the bottom and wonderfully sweet, toasted and crunchy, em, so good!
Thanks for the wonderful memory Louie.
Eddie
I remember Bosco having a clown on top of the jar.
I remember Bosco's ads with the Bosco nova music.
You're welcomed Eddie.
My earliest memories are of Bosco, followed by Ovaltine. Sometime in the early '70's my folks switched over to Quik.
My earliest memories are of Bosco, followed by Ovaltine. Sometime in the early '70's my folks switched over to Quik.
Somewhere heard that Bosco is still made.Would like to find some-used it when I was a kid.Remember dropping the bottle of Bosco-yes I got in trouble-the jar stayed intact for a few moments than collapsed and oozed on the floor.Besides in milk-NOT floors Bosco was good on ice cream!Hersheys and Quick is easier to find.Still use Quick powder.Good in VM drinks!
Bosco is in plastic bottles now. Still available in NYC. You can also still find u-bet. But I think u-bet is more of a local product.
Bosco and ice cream! YES! Loved pouring it on vanilla ice cream, stirring until it became a shake.
Fluffo, Pet 1959
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Arm & Hammer, Cow Brand 1952
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Mazola, Karo 1925
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Planters 1953
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Underwood 1958
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Armour 1943
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Snowdrift 1951
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Kraft 1962
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