Food of the Seventies, Lipton Gigglenoodle Soup
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Psychedelic-themed powdered soup mix -- the pasta was shaped like stars, moons, etc (not unlike lucky charms). Lush, animated ads featured the Lipton Zoupman and were reminiscent of Terry Gilliam's work for MONTY PYTHON.
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you can still get this stuff-its very good and the pasta is firm.at least they didnt go all crazy like lucky charms and add a different shape every year-man those people are crazy.
The ad really made it look like it made you laugh!
you cant get it anymore :( . THIS IS JUST RECENT-WHY DIDN'T I STOCK UP?!?!
This and Ellio's frozen pizzas were my main lunch items during the school year (it was a short walk home from school and we were allowed to go home for lunch if we preferred.) I remember the shapes as moons, stars and hearts. My mother thought maybe it was the presence of hearts that made you giggle since they were not celestial and therefore out of place.
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