Canada Dry 1957
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Vintage Food Advertisements: Part Twenty
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Wesson 1941
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Tabasco 1975
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Swans Down 1926
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Wesson 1957
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Tang 1964
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Thank You 1962
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Rice-A-Roni, Kikkoman 1974
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Quaker 1955
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A.1. 1958
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Baker's, Karo 1987
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Cains 1964
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Calumet 1929
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Canada Dry 1962
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>That coconut cake in the Calumet ad sounds really good! My neighbor Judy used to make a good one, but she passed away last year.
I'm actually interested in trying that chocolate chip sheet cookie recipe.
Ditto Jamie, I think the addition of the Karo syrup would make the cookies extra chewy and moist.
Eddie
Eddie
Sheet Cookies
I have a recipe somewhere for "Chocolate Chip Picnic Bars", which are really good. They contain brown sugar and oatmeal, and a light sprinkling of powdered sugar on top. My mom made them often in the summer. She got the recipe sometime prior to July, 1972, as we took a pan of them on the trip to California. They were all eaten by the time we got to New Mexico. If I locate it I will post here.
I have a recipe somewhere for "Chocolate Chip Picnic Bars", which are really good. They contain brown sugar and oatmeal, and a light sprinkling of powdered sugar on top. My mom made them often in the summer. She got the recipe sometime prior to July, 1972, as we took a pan of them on the trip to California. They were all eaten by the time we got to New Mexico. If I locate it I will post here.
Yeah, it's pretty clearly a "lets sic the home economists on a project to develop a recipe to use Karo syrup" recipe but still sounds interesting, especially with a chunked chocolate (rather than chocolate chips).
