Royal 1919
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Sixteen
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Nabisco 1968
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Open Pit 1961
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Parkay 1976
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Reply 2: My stepfather's stepmother Liz used to make Macaroni Loaf as a side frequently. I was kind of taken aback the first time I saw it (I was 14), but man, was it good! Always looked forward to it when we ate at her house.
Reply 10: I'd forgotten all about Frost & Fill. I remember my mom using it a few times. Delicious and so creamy.
Reply 13: I can--and frequently do--eat Spam on my keto diet. I like to make the classic heated sandwich filling (ground spam, shredded Cheddar, chopped hard-boiled eggs, a little grated onion, a little pickle relish, and some mayo to pull it all together).
Normally, you'd put some on a hamburger bun, wrap it in foil and bake for 25 minutes. In lieu of a bun, I put a scoop of it in a ramekin and bake it in the toaster oven. Yum!
Well, Louie, I can't eat many of the foods from the ads anymore, but I still love seeing them. Thanks for continuing to share your collection with us. Always a treat!
Reply 10: I'd forgotten all about Frost & Fill. I remember my mom using it a few times. Delicious and so creamy.
Reply 13: I can--and frequently do--eat Spam on my keto diet. I like to make the classic heated sandwich filling (ground spam, shredded Cheddar, chopped hard-boiled eggs, a little grated onion, a little pickle relish, and some mayo to pull it all together).
Normally, you'd put some on a hamburger bun, wrap it in foil and bake for 25 minutes. In lieu of a bun, I put a scoop of it in a ramekin and bake it in the toaster oven. Yum!
Well, Louie, I can't eat many of the foods from the ads anymore, but I still love seeing them. Thanks for continuing to share your collection with us. Always a treat!
I actually made that macaroni loaf sans bacon Memorial Day weekend. It was wonderful!!!
mark_wpduet
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Does anyone remember this cereal?
When I was little, my grandma bought this cereal for herself. I remember one day I had some randomly, I think it was the early 80s and I fell in love with it. It was the best cereal I had ever tasted. After I fell in love with it, it wasn't long before it started disappearing or becoming harder to find. I remember we went to Oklahoma summer of '84 to visit family and we found some in a store and brought them all home (LOL)
So funny now - because I haven't touched cereal for years.
When I was little, my grandma bought this cereal for herself. I remember one day I had some randomly, I think it was the early 80s and I fell in love with it. It was the best cereal I had ever tasted. After I fell in love with it, it wasn't long before it started disappearing or becoming harder to find. I remember we went to Oklahoma summer of '84 to visit family and we found some in a store and brought them all home (LOL)
So funny now - because I haven't touched cereal for years.
Ferrara 1969
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Sun-Maid 1965
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Armour 1960
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Welch's 1951
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Swift's 1949
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Swanson 1957
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Underwood 1919
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Tab 1966
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A.1. 1957
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Allsweet 1947
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Love the toothy sneer on the model for the Tab ad.
Love the toothy sneer on the model for the Tab ad.
Armour 1956
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Royal Satin 1944
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