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May. 9th, 2010
UNappealing Foods Entry
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wrascalism.livejournal.com"...knowingly blended to start the flow..."
(Yeah, but out of which orifice?)
(Yeah, but out of which orifice?)
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misstiafrom Woman's Day May 1973...please vote yes or no in the comments, in addition to your other comments....
do you think people 37 years ago found this appealing looking??
do you think people 37 years ago found this appealing looking??
But how long do you fry it?
May. 9th, 2010 09:41 amwrascalism.livejournal.comFrom the '20s to about 1960 you could have a 'chicken dinner' for dessert!
Unappetizing recipe submission
May. 9th, 2010 12:54 pmcactuswren.livejournal.comFor your consideration:
Life magazina, July 26, 1937.
Life magazina, July 26, 1937.
Competition Submission
May. 9th, 2010 01:16 pmcorridor7f.livejournal.com
Veg-All's "Pie Plate Salad" - from Better Living, Feb 1952
(no subject)
May. 9th, 2010 01:23 pmlexixanatos487.livejournal.comI just found this 1864 Presidential campaign ad in a book about life on the home front during the Civil War and *had* to share it. Needless to say, McClellan lost the election (and there was much rejoicing!)
Another for the competition
May. 9th, 2010 03:48 pmcactuswren.livejournal.comFrom 1940: a jello mold.
A plum pudding jello mold.
Oddly, though, this one might actually be edible.
Note as well the sidebar, with its suggestion of celery stuffed with a mixture of chili sauce and peanut butter.
A plum pudding jello mold.
Oddly, though, this one might actually be edible.
Note as well the sidebar, with its suggestion of celery stuffed with a mixture of chili sauce and peanut butter.
Contest submission (Velveeta, mid-1950s)
May. 9th, 2010 07:28 pmmedren.livejournal.comThis one might appeal to some (I guess,) but I think it looks pretty gross.
Wink soda commercial from the '60
May. 9th, 2010 09:11 pmclamnebula.livejournal.comOne of my favorite soft drinks, and having Ann-Marget as a singing and dancing pitch-person ain't too shabby either!
prosodic.livejournal.comNo idea what era this is from, but I think we can make a pretty good guess.
(This is so vile, I had to upload it to Photobucket because Live Journal refused to upload it.)
(This is so vile, I had to upload it to Photobucket because Live Journal refused to upload it.)
Recipe submission
May. 9th, 2010 10:07 pmcactuswren.livejournal.comWhat was it with lime Jell-O?
Woman's Day, 1955. Lime Jell-O with grated onion, cauliflower, and pimentos. Top with mayonnaise or French dressing "if desired".
Woman's Day, 1955. Lime Jell-O with grated onion, cauliflower, and pimentos. Top with mayonnaise or French dressing "if desired".
Recipe submission without Jell-O
May. 9th, 2010 10:16 pmcactuswren.livejournal.comI'm not even sure what the crap this is supposed to be.
From the name, and the use of soy sauce and rice I surmise that it's meant to be taken as some suburban white-bread version of "Chinese".
I don't think photographing it in color would have helped.
From the name, and the use of soy sauce and rice I surmise that it's meant to be taken as some suburban white-bread version of "Chinese".
I don't think photographing it in color would have helped.
jess-d-ripper.livejournal.com
From 1954. Delicious Lime Jell-o, onions, cottage cheese, mayonnaise, and seafood salad.
Recipe submission -- mackerel, 1948
May. 9th, 2010 11:48 pmcactuswren.livejournal.comThere is something unappetizing about the very word "mackerel".
That this dish was so repellent they had to print the photograph TWO INCHES BIG did not help.
That this dish was so repellent they had to print the photograph TWO INCHES BIG did not help.