Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Seven

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Rumford 1951

 

 

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Jell-O 1966

 

 

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Quaker 1953

 

 

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Hunt's 1963

 

 

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Kraft 1964

 

 

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Creamettes 1978

 

 

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Green Giant 1961

 

 

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Miracle Whip 1955

 

 

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Kraft 1963

 

 

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Wishbone 1965

 

 

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Rath 1956

 

 

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Royal 1936

 

 

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<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">That Kraft ad with all those meats and that hunk of cheddar makes me hungry. I love that stuff. At one time I weighed about 325...280 last January. I'm now at 185 at about 6 feet. I've purposely tried to lose weight although people think it's because of the cancer diagnosis in February. After years of having doctors tell me to lose weight, I'm now told to EAT MORE CALORIES! I'm going to get yelled at during tomorrow morning's appointment with the radiologist. Fortunately she's very nice. I'd like to have that roast beef, pastrami and liverwurst (which I love) in front of me along with a knife and fork and "pig-out"...something I could write a book about.</span>

 

<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">Like so many other members, I really appreciate all the work these "series" posts require.</span>

 

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You're very welcomed Joe. And here's to a fast recovery and good eatin'!

 

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7-Minit 1954 Halloween

 

 

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Wesson 1960

 

 

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Underwood's 1949

 

 

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Nut Shelf 1957

 

 

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Kellogg's 1965

 

 

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OK, this is a first:  I made a recipe before you posted the ad, LOL.  Made  Scotcharoos a few nights ago and took them to my downstairs neighbor and his son.

 

I am not an oyster person, but may have to spring for some and try the Chesapeake Pudding.  Maybe they'll go down easier mixed in with other things.  Have heard that oysters even go in Thanksgiving stuffing out east.

 

Thanks for continuing to scour your sources for these extended food ad threads, Louis!