Kraft 1948
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Ten
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Swanson 1962
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Spam, Hunt's 1954
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Re: Reply #20
This was my favorite Swanson’s TV Dinner! Loved the three new potatoes in the gravy. This was fare for when the parents went out and we were left with a babysitter, a treat.
Eddie
This was my favorite Swanson’s TV Dinner! Loved the three new potatoes in the gravy. This was fare for when the parents went out and we were left with a babysitter, a treat.
Eddie
Mine too Eddie!
I’m definitely going to make the Chick-N-Cue Sauce for a tray of chicken thighs today. Have everything in the pantry. In a best-of-both-worlds effort, I’ll marinate the chicken, holding back some sauce for basting during roasting.
Also want to give the barbecued Spam a try.
A good dose of oven barbecuing is the perfect antidote to today’s -10 degree/-32 wind chill weather here on the open prairie.
As always, thanks for posting these great ads, Louie.
Also want to give the barbecued Spam a try.
A good dose of oven barbecuing is the perfect antidote to today’s -10 degree/-32 wind chill weather here on the open prairie.
As always, thanks for posting these great ads, Louie.
You're welcomed Eugene. Let us know how the recipes came out!
I always enjoy these food ads, especially with the recipes, Louis! Thanks for sharing them!
Always a pleasure Paul!
Just like I love seeing your posts on all those fabulous appliances you have. Not to mention Canyons' latest goings on!
Just like I love seeing your posts on all those fabulous appliances you have. Not to mention Canyons' latest goings on!
Anglo 1939
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Chef Boy-Ar-Dee 1959
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Del Monte 1944
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Betty Crocker 1950
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College Inn 1952
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Dennison's 1959
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Heinz 1958
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Good Seasons 1955
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Baker's 1948
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Chun King 1959
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In Reply #11 ....I made that recipe for the Crisco Banana Spice Cake....I made it as they directed but I used 9 inch nonstick pans and dropped the oven temp to 350 F and saw that the recipe called for 40 mins of baking time. It actually baked in my oven to perfection at 30 mins exactly. I figured I would share and the frosting tastes like marshmallow...it’s good but man it’s a lot of work. I couldn’t even imagine beating that with a hand crank egg beater like they directed. Overall it’s a tasty recipe and easy to make...
