Food of the Seventies, Sundown Suppers TV Dinners
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"Sundown Suppers" frozen tv dinners for kids- much like the microwave kids dinners with brownies, mini franks & beanscowboys & On the box were pix of cowboys & cartoons.
I believe these were called Libbeyland TV dinners, with themes such as Sundown Supper and Safari Supper
Indeed they were Libbyland (spelled correctly, not Libbeyland). Youtube has a clip available!!!
I remember a dish detergent in the 1970's called Cagonite 289. There was even a Wacky Packages sticker spoffing it called Catonite 289. I guess it's not around anymore because the name Cagonite 289 was too wierd or sientific
i am doing a project and need to know what kinds of food were eaten in the 70s can anyone tell me
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Do you remember a snack, it was a crispy cheese waffer snack with cheddar cheese in the middle? It was possibly in the 70's.
^^ cheese (or "cheez" ) waffels. still sold in grocery stores in missouri.
Its driving me crazy .....does anyone remember a pudding that came with a seperate package of chocolate that you put on top then refridgerated and the chocolate top would become firmer I think it was from the 70's
Does anyone remember a fruit punch that came in a clear plastic pouch? You stuck a straw in it like Capri Sun but it was way before the foil style stand up pouches. I remeber it from the 70's, but can't remember the name of the drink. Can anyone help?
does anyone remember food sticks from the early 70's
I think they were called Zig Zags
I believe it was called Space Food Sticks ! They are still available at some nostalgia food stores in Illinois. I saw them in Wheeling.
HAHAH IT WAS CALLED 1-2-3
THE PUDDING AND MOUSSE!!
oval shaped milk chocolate with hazel nuts (nutbuds) Anyone remember these?
does anyone remember the name of a large animal shaped cookie that was covered with pink icing..i believe they were from the late 60's early 70's..i used to love them as a kid...
Little oval shaped chips. They were about the size of your thumb and had a kind of dimple down the middle. I am from Canada - so maybe these were only sold in Canada?
It's been driving me nuts for YEARS!
anybody remember Sour Bites? Are they available anywhere?
Joanne, are you referring to Mother's brand Iced Animal Cookies? I remember them from the 70's. They are as good today as they were then.
Does anyone remember the Indian Head shaped cookie? It was either ginger snap or molasses and I remember eating them in the 70's but can't find any information out about them. I hope someone else remembers and can provide feedback.
Looking for the Ideal cookies from nabisco
I remember a soft gooey candy that came in a container that looked like a record album....container was sort of clear with a sticker on it that looked like a record. There was a tiny silver spoon attached so you could eat the candy inside. This came in fruit flavors I think.
Remember:
Pogen's Cookies?
Horlick's Malted Milk TABLETS?
Goldman's Cup O' Gold (not here in Colorado!)
Double Cola (ca)
Woolworth
White Front
Gemco
Chicken Delight.. we deliver!
How about the bubble gum albums in the late 70's or early 80'2? They had grooves and everything just like an album, but it was bubble gum and it came in a small cardboard case, just like an album cover. I think they were either a little pricey or weren't around long - The one & only I remember I had was, The Knack "My Sharona".
I was just looking for the bubble gum album's I had in the late 70's/early 80's from the ice cream man-they were my favorite. I remember I had R U S H! I would love to purchase those now-Where can we find them! Those were the coolest!
Amy T.................
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I'm sorry.....this is really for Cali!
Spoon Candy
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des anyone live in the columbus ohio area and remembers a pie called"southern custard pie"
it was sold as a full size pie from t6he old store SUPER DUPER.
might have been bluebird brand.
Does anyone remember Wise BBQ Cottage Fries?
does anyone remember the name of the mini chocolate cookies that were sold in a small box. The front of the box had one of the dark cookies and a cat face was drawn on top of the cookie (like a happy face but in a cat face form with triangle ears).
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This is the cocolate chip one with the cat face.
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Cathy,
Here is the chocolate one one with a bear? face. These are chocolate (chip) snaps from nabisco. I think that is what you are looking for.
I like this website!
I so remember the Libbey-land dinners. Always got 'em when my parents went out for a saturday night date...
Does anyone remember that thing that I used to eat back in the day...what was it called...mmmmm....dang...
For Cali and Dee....the pudding you're talking about Cali was called "Spoon Candy". It was the best! The 1-2-3 that Dee is talking about was called "Jello 1-2-3" and had 3 layers of jello. The first layer (bottom) looked like regular jello, then the second layer was a bit lighter (don't remember what was added to that layer) and the third layer was even lighter. The spoon candy was a mousse like pudding and the chocolate that you pour on top hardened. Just like what we know today as "Magic Shell". I miss "Spoon Candy"!
I remember some of the candy from from when I was kid back in the early 70's. Does anyone remember a a candy called a seven up bar. It had seven different types of filling and was coated in chocolate. I remember it had mint, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate,maple ect... It was my favorite
Cathy, those cookies were called Chocolate Snaps and there were chocolate chip cookies in the same packaging too. Those were great!
i lived in dayton, ohio and remember the bluebird pie company and the southern style custard they made, it was my favorite pie. I did find some in the 80s but haven't seen any since. Anyone know of a recipe for this pie?
Does anyone remember vanilla and rootbeer flavored popsicles? I remember a little Mom and Pop store on Brass Castle Road in Washington NJ selling them.. oh and a blueberry one too!
This site is fun..thanks
Does anyone remember a frozen Napoleon Pie from the 60's/70's. I don't remember if it was Sara Lee or Mrs. Smith's. It was one of my absolute favorite pies.
Oh & I love this site...I so remember the Spoon Candy & the Jello 1-2-3. Yummmm
Does anyone remember Pucker Pellets? We used to get 'em from the vending machine at the public swimming pool. My sister would get Bugles corn chips. And we'd usually drink a Fanta orange soda. Good times...
Natalie - you can buy Seven Up bars at Cracker Barrel Country Stores (and restaurants). I think they are a little different now, though. I think they only have chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla fillings.
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