Retro Food

I remember punching a hole in the top of the can and the slight metallic tastes of the red delicious punch.

What's for dinner tonight? You're sure to find the answer among these many delicious, Disney-inspired meals and treats.

They weren't bad

Times were tough in the 1930s and people had to be creative with the few ingredients they could find and afford. These dishes show just how inventive our ancestors could be!

Old fashioned living in a modern world.

Best candy for a Saturday movie matinee!

This blog was discontinued in 2017. It featured images and information from the General Mills Archives.

Tin Vintage Log cabin Syrup 100th anniversary Tin 1887-1987 Advertising Tin Collector SIZE: 6 Inch Tall and 4 1/2 Inches Wide and 3 Inch Thick Thank you for visiting my 'closet' and finding something you liked while there. Please come back soon and share my store with your friends and family.

Mountain Dew, Not just another common addiction

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Spam 'n' pancakes on the fire! - Imgur

From copy machines to beauty routines this is what your mothers and grandmothers had to contend with. Aren't you glad times have changed?

A&P (1940s).

Beautiful Bisquick Biscuits In 1930, a hungry General Mills sales executive was traveling by train when the dining car’s chef whipped him up a batch of hot biscuits in mere moments. His secret? Pre-mixing the ingredients and storing the mixture in the ice chest. Unheard of! The executive saw the potential and the Sperry division of General Mills worked in secret to make Bisquick the very first pre-made biscuit mix.

Zenith 8S463 I brought one from a estate auction for $5 when I was a kid