Rosarita 1957
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Fourteen
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Sunkist 1960
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Wesson 1947
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Kraft 1958
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Reply #41: My dad loved the Orange-Onion salad, so it made an appearance on our table regularly when I was a tyke. I didn’t (and still don’t, for the most part) like raw onions. He’d pull out a couple of orange slices from the salad for my plate and I’d still almost gag because they were tainted with raw onion flavor. Haven’t seen or thought about that salad for many years.
I’m going to have to make the “real-deal” Italian red sauce from the same ad. Four onions! That’s almost one per cup of sauce. Have never seen a recipe for red sauce so heavy on the onion. I like them as long as they’re sautéed or cooked into something. Am interested to find out how this sauce tastes. Will report back. First, must raid the onion display at the grocery store, lol.
Don’t know where you keep finding all these food ads, Louie, but they sure are fun to see. Thanks for your time and effort!
I’m going to have to make the “real-deal” Italian red sauce from the same ad. Four onions! That’s almost one per cup of sauce. Have never seen a recipe for red sauce so heavy on the onion. I like them as long as they’re sautéed or cooked into something. Am interested to find out how this sauce tastes. Will report back. First, must raid the onion display at the grocery store, lol.
Don’t know where you keep finding all these food ads, Louie, but they sure are fun to see. Thanks for your time and effort!
Yes, thanks for all of these.
Ann Pillsbury’s Cinderella Cake looks good too. I guess I could make it even though I’m all out of red stamps!
Ann Pillsbury’s Cinderella Cake looks good too. I guess I could make it even though I’m all out of red stamps!
As usual, I found a couple of new recipe ideas (perhaps I shouldn't admit that I want to try that molded gelatin tuna salad with the Campbell's cream of celery soup though... LOL)!
Thank you for sharing these, Louis!
Thank you for sharing these, Louis!
Me too...
I'm interested in the Cinderella cake as my cake of choice is a Ciffon cake. Recipe seemed a bit disjointed but could make sense of it .
I'm interested in the Cinderella cake as my cake of choice is a Ciffon cake. Recipe seemed a bit disjointed but could make sense of it .
You're welcome Paul!
You're welcomed Eugene and John!
frigidareu
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Thanks for taking the time to do this. It's really fun to remember these products and advertisings that I forgot about. What you're doing is greatly appreciated.
Always a pleasure Frigidareu. Honestly, I get a kick from vintage advertising.
Curtiss 1960
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Armour Star 1952
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Planters 1960
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Minute Rice 1952
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Dromedary 1956
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Kraft 1951
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Crisco 1952
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Stokely's 1947
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