Royal 1941
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Eleven
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Pillsbury 1961
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Chef Boy-Ar-Dee 1958
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Durkee's 1954
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I always love these adds and the appeal that they had. Now #37 to me is not appealing in the least. It looks like almost a raw chicken whole sitting atop vegies and noodles. Never mind how are you going to cut and serve this without it going all over the table or counter. Don't think this was a big seller.
Jon
I always love these adds and the appeal that they had. Now #37 to me is not appealing in the least. It looks like almost a raw chicken whole sitting atop vegies and noodles. Never mind how are you going to cut and serve this without it going all over the table or counter. Don't think this was a big seller.
Jon
Nabisco 1950
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Kraft 1948
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Jell-O 1962
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Best Foods, Hellmann's 1954
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Nabisco, Welch's Candies 1965
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Crisco 1941
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College Inn 1952
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McCormick 1958
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Royal 1959
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Swanson 1960
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Kellogg's 1969
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McCormick 1964
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Charcoal seasoning intreagues me...
Is this something sprinkled on meat to make it taste like it had been cooked over live charcoal... or ... something sprinkled on live charcoals to make the meat more flavorful?
Is this something sprinkled on meat to make it taste like it had been cooked over live charcoal... or ... something sprinkled on live charcoals to make the meat more flavorful?
<span class="ILfuVd NA6bn"><span class="e24Kjd">"Charcoal seasoning is a simple spice blend consisting of activated charcoal, MSG, and a handful of basic seasonings like onion powder and garlic powder. Charcoal seasoning blends often contain salt as well."</span></span>
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Thanks, Ultramatic!
I'm kind of embarrassed I didn't look this up myself, but I figured it was one of those eccentric 60's flavors (celery jell-o?) that nobody today would have heard of..
I'm kind of embarrassed I didn't look this up myself, but I figured it was one of those eccentric 60's flavors (celery jell-o?) that nobody today would have heard of..
