Food of the Seventies, Magic Cow
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I remember towards the end of the 70's, sugar sweetened Kool-Aid powder was promoted as something you could add to milk. My sister & I were addicted to cherry or grape Magic cows-- never considered any of the sour Kool Aid flavors (lemonade or lime). Orange was also pretty good but using strawberry Kool-Aid was just the same as Strawberry Quik, which we always had around anyways.
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finally! Someone who remembers these!
the cereal was called crazy cow. these were only available in chocolate or strawberry which turned your milk to the flavor.
Didn't they have blueberry too? Am I thinking of some other thing that came in a straw in a 3"X3" box?
this sounds like crack or something.
the "Magic Cow" was the first large plastic container of milk that fit on the top shelf of your refrigerator with a spigot to dispense the milk.....very similar to the large boxes of juice or wine that we use in the fridge today. Palm
Dairies came out with this product in the mid 60's. (British Columbia for sure, and I'm sure the other prairie provinces)
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