Chiclets 1921
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Fifteen
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Del Monte 1961
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French's, Campbell's 2011
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I want to try this recipe before Lent ends. I'll have to order the ingredients I don't have with my next grocery order.
I want to try this recipe before Lent ends. I'll have to order the ingredients I don't have with my next grocery order.
A friend advised me to use for Green Bean Casserole, Golden Mushroom soup and Del Monte Seasoned French Style Green Beans (or similar).
Planning to try one of the #37 variations.
The Macaroni Parmigiana sounds good, Bob. I hope you enjoy it. I've had the cheeseburger pie before, and like it pretty well.
I've had the Heinz Hot Dog Relish lots of times (buy it every Summer), but don't recall their Hamburger Relish. I like Sechler's Hungarian Relish, or their Sweet Relish, on HB's.
I've had the Heinz Hot Dog Relish lots of times (buy it every Summer), but don't recall their Hamburger Relish. I like Sechler's Hungarian Relish, or their Sweet Relish, on HB's.
Libby's 1956
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American Dairy Association 1966
Minute Rice 1952
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Kraft 1951
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Morton 1967
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Crisco 1949
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Chun King 1962
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Wilson 1947
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M J B 1960
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Banquet 1966
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Growing up Catholic--with a mom who was an old-school pre-War Catholic from Italy--I am very familiar with Lenten meals. In fact, for years there was no meat on Fridays in our household year-round. Brings back memories. Not doing carbs anymore (which has brought my A1c and blood glucose back into the normal range) but the ads are still fun to look at.
I stocked up on cans of Spam early in the pandemic, so am gradually working through those. They're shelf-stable for years. The manufacturer should just print 'Best used by: Armageddon' on the bottom of the can.
Don't know that we had the MOR brand in rural South Dakota/Minnesota when I was growing up. I make a faux Deli Macaroni Salad (using chopped, microwaved cauliflower in lieu of elbow mac) and usually use cubed Spam for that, which works well.
Even though I can't make and eat most of the foods in these ads anymore, I still love looking through them and am always glad to see a new batch from your seemingly bottomless supply of them, Louie. Thanks for sharing them with us!
I stocked up on cans of Spam early in the pandemic, so am gradually working through those. They're shelf-stable for years. The manufacturer should just print 'Best used by: Armageddon' on the bottom of the can.
Don't know that we had the MOR brand in rural South Dakota/Minnesota when I was growing up. I make a faux Deli Macaroni Salad (using chopped, microwaved cauliflower in lieu of elbow mac) and usually use cubed Spam for that, which works well.
Even though I can't make and eat most of the foods in these ads anymore, I still love looking through them and am always glad to see a new batch from your seemingly bottomless supply of them, Louie. Thanks for sharing them with us!
You're welcomed Eugene!
My folks adhered to Lenten meals until the church said they could consume meat because of their age. I have kept the tradition so far. It really isn't hard to do.
My folks adhered to Lenten meals until the church said they could consume meat because of their age. I have kept the tradition so far. It really isn't hard to do.
Lawry's 1966
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A&P 1950
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