Armour 1944
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Eighteen
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Blue Ribbon 1922
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Tony's 1983
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Underwood 1960
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Welch's 1919
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Wink 1969
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Tender Leaf 1949
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Stouffer's 1974
Snider's 1949
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Hormel 1955
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Kraft 1965
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This is the first time I've heard of this product. 1974 was the year I graduated from H.S., but don't remember that ice cream. It must not have been on the market long. Anyone here ever eat it?
This is the first time I've heard of this product. 1974 was the year I graduated from H.S., but don't remember that ice cream. It must not have been on the market long. Anyone here ever eat it?
Wink soda...
I recall Wink from way back when. think it was made to compete with Squirt., was not around too long.
Speaking of Squirt, around here there seems to be a run on Squirt. It's one of my favorites and Kroger has been running a sale. 4 6 packs for $12 and they have all to other flavors but Squirt is always sold out.
I recall Wink from way back when. think it was made to compete with Squirt., was not around too long.
Speaking of Squirt, around here there seems to be a run on Squirt. It's one of my favorites and Kroger has been running a sale. 4 6 packs for $12 and they have all to other flavors but Squirt is always sold out.
I like Squirt really well, but can't drink it anymore as it contains grapefruit juice. The reason is that I take the medication Clopidogrel, and grapefruit juice can reduce the effectiveness of the medication.
bradfordwhite
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Wyler drink mixes were bad. And they still are. I tried some single serve packets you pour in bottle water and it was still bad.
Do you remember 'Pudding in a Cloud'? It looked good but....
It's similar to that jello in cake picture at the beginning. It seems like an interesting combo, but it really doesn't hold up.
Do you remember 'Pudding in a Cloud'? It looked good but....
It's similar to that jello in cake picture at the beginning. It seems like an interesting combo, but it really doesn't hold up.
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Open Pit BBQ sauce
I still use it but the only place i can get it is Publix, it makes great bbq chicken.
I still use it but the only place i can get it is Publix, it makes great bbq chicken.
I'd bet Stouffers' ice cream is a rebrand of a local Cleveland/Ohio brand (Pierre's, probably; possibly United Dairy Farmers) which was going to be taken wider by Stouffers (which is based in suburban Cleveland--wasn't a Nestle division at that point).
Ballard 1957
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Armour 1955
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7-Up 1957
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