Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Fourteen

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Heinz 1947

 

 

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Kraft 1927

 

 

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Supreme 1961

 

 

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Swanson 1964

 

 

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Chun King 1959

 

 

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Archway 1966

 

 

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Durkee's 1947

 

 

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Re: #90

Heinz Cream of Tomato soup was the ONLY tomato soup that Mom ever bought and she always prepared it with a whole milk, not water. It was delicious.  The only place I’ve seen this product for years now in on the Vermont Country Store website.

 

Eddie

 

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Crisco 1947

 

 

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Jell-O 1958

 

 

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Rath 1957

 

 

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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part 15

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