McCormick 1955
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Nine
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Campfire 1926
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Swift's Premium 1964
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>tried the Underwood Deviled Ham Quicks. Didn't turn out well. I think the problem is the new cans are bigger than the one in the ad. They turned out like flat cookies, good flavor but something went wrong.
Bisquick 1967
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Veg-All 1954
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Spam 1945
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Pillsbury 1973
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Pennant 1952
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Nabisco 1975
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Kraft Miracle Whip 1958
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Karo 1965
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Heinz 1936
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French's 1960
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Reply #64: My stepfather’s stepmother (my step-step grandmother?) used to make the upside down Veg-All tuna bake during Lent. It wasn’t bad, actually.
Reply #46: My dad always placed a slice of cheddar cheese on his slice of apple pie and put it in a warm oven for a few minutes to soften it. Like most tykes, I had to have my apple pie the same way as dad did. (This also accounts for my penchant for blue cheese salad dressing and having hash browns as a side with hamburger and steak.). Anyway, I’ll bet making a cheese crust with a slice of cheddar atop the slice would be awesome.
Thanks for continuing your food ad series, Louie. Always fun to peruse!
Reply #46: My dad always placed a slice of cheddar cheese on his slice of apple pie and put it in a warm oven for a few minutes to soften it. Like most tykes, I had to have my apple pie the same way as dad did. (This also accounts for my penchant for blue cheese salad dressing and having hash browns as a side with hamburger and steak.). Anyway, I’ll bet making a cheese crust with a slice of cheddar atop the slice would be awesome.
Thanks for continuing your food ad series, Louie. Always fun to peruse!
You're welcomed Eugene!
I remember the first time I tried a piece of sharp cheddar on top of a slice of warm apple pie...I was a young teen and thought that it was going to be awful. Boy was I wrong. It was delicious.
I remember the first time I tried a piece of sharp cheddar on top of a slice of warm apple pie...I was a young teen and thought that it was going to be awful. Boy was I wrong. It was delicious.
A&P 1954
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Campbell's 1961
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Vermont Maid 1955
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Pillsbury's 1942
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