Food from your era, find it here... (cream, baked, cheese)

[Emeraldmaiden]

Very interesting! Also bookmarked.

[elnina]

I will add this link too:
Open Food Facts - World

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by southdown

I thought this website Food Timeline: food history & historic recipes was great fun

That site is K-RAD!!!!

Wow...... How did they find all that information out?


Ill have to go back later and read thru slower

[Texas Ag 93]

Wow. Not usually a fan of resurrecting old posts, but this is fantastic. This should be a sticky.

[Calvert Hall '62]

The lists of when products were introduced is the coolest feature. Surprised to see a no-cal soft drink (Kirsch's Ginger Ale) way back in 1952.


But I must disagree with Royal Crown Cola in '59. I think it was considerably earlier.

[Calvert Hall '62]

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

But I must disagree with Royal Crown Cola in '59. I think it was considerably earlier.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC_Cola

[MegaJoy]

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

The lists of when products were introduced is the coolest feature. Surprised to see a no-cal soft drink (Kirsch's Ginger Ale) way back in 1952.


But I must disagree with Royal Crown Cola in '59. I think it was considerably earlier.

FYI RE: Royal Crown Cola----U R correct!

RC Cola, also known as Royal Crown Cola, is a cola-flavored soft drink developed in 1905 by
Claud A. Hatcher, a pharmacist in Columbus, Georgia, United States.

[elnina]

Excellent find!!! Going to spend some time on it
You could see that meals were more elaborate, and definitely mostly cooked from scratch AT HOME .

[2002 Subaru]

No cheesesteak on that list? Philadelphia gets no respect I tell ya ...

[jim9251]

Growing up in the 50's and looking at the 50's 60's and 70's, we NEVER had any of the foods listed. Half of them I never heard of.