Foods of our youth
03-01-2004, 03:48 PM
#21
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Originally posted by Triple-H
Another favorite peanut butter I still enjoy is toasted with cinnamon and honey. And it is best served with chunky applesauce and a big glass of cold milk. Wow, I'm hungry now...
Another favorite peanut butter I still enjoy is toasted with cinnamon and honey. And it is best served with chunky applesauce and a big glass of cold milk. Wow, I'm hungry now...
03-01-2004, 05:14 PM
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Come on guys. Lets get it right. Peanut butter and marshmallow fluff was a "fluff-er-nutter".
The one dish that only my mom could and still does make is stuffed breast of veal. Tomato sauce, green peppers, slow roasted, and a special home stuffing
The one dish that only my mom could and still does make is stuffed breast of veal. Tomato sauce, green peppers, slow roasted, and a special home stuffing
03-01-2004, 05:17 PM
#24
One of my dad's favorite things is a peanut butter and onion sandwich...Yuck!
03-01-2004, 05:42 PM
#25
Originally posted by Helios
Space Food Sticks!
Anybody remember them? They hit the market during the heyday of the Apollo program. Chewy dehydrated-tasting semi-chocolate stuff...they were a lunchbox standby.
Now they're lost in the mists of junk food history.
Space Food Sticks!
Anybody remember them? They hit the market during the heyday of the Apollo program. Chewy dehydrated-tasting semi-chocolate stuff...they were a lunchbox standby.
Now they're lost in the mists of junk food history.
03-01-2004, 05:44 PM
#26
[QUOTE]Originally posted by matrix
Koogle (I think that is the right spelling) - basically a flavour peanut-butter type spread.
Koogle (I think that is the right spelling) - basically a flavour peanut-butter type spread.
03-01-2004, 05:59 PM
#27
As a kid and even now, I love cottage cheese mixed a bit with applesauce. I fed it to my kids and I think my 17 year-old daughter still eats it.
I also liked Spun Honey and peanut butter sandwiches. My kids liked it when they were little too.
I also liked Spun Honey and peanut butter sandwiches. My kids liked it when they were little too.
03-01-2004, 07:38 PM
#28
My father grew up during the depression and as you can imagine both money and food were in short supply. One of his favorite snacks was a "mustard sandwich". He'd take a slice of rye bread and spread mustard on it. That was it. We all thought it was funny, but he said that sometimes that was all the family had to eat and he acquired a taste for it.
As a kid I used to love Lemon & Lime soda. I haven't seen it in years. I still can find Dr. Browns cel-ray (celery) soda, and buy every time I see it.
I haven't had a real egg-creme in years.
As a kid I used to love Lemon & Lime soda. I haven't seen it in years. I still can find Dr. Browns cel-ray (celery) soda, and buy every time I see it.
I haven't had a real egg-creme in years.
03-01-2004, 09:10 PM
#29
Originally posted by Defender
2) Take fresh white bread - take off the crust all around, and fold-crush, fold crush the bread over and over until is it a small flat square -- then chew it.
2) Take fresh white bread - take off the crust all around, and fold-crush, fold crush the bread over and over until is it a small flat square -- then chew it.
and then eat it!Of course, in the 50's fresh white bread was about the only thing available! My spinster aunt was the bookkeeper in a local bakery, and would send us PINK or GREEN bread at Easter time
03-01-2004, 09:12 PM
#30
Originally posted by dlq04
....The one sandwich that I really long for is BLTs, but bacon seldom agrees with me anymore.
....The one sandwich that I really long for is BLTs, but bacon seldom agrees with me anymore.
Dave, did you ever try it with Turkey Bacon...might be easier to tolerate 