Remembering food and beverages from childhood

Gorm

With any luck we will be there by Tuesday.
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I was going to post this as well. I still miss it. :(
 
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Gorm

With any luck we will be there by Tuesday.
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Go to the Dr. Pepper museum in TX. I haven't been there in probably 20 years, but IIRC they did sell older formulations of Dr. Pepper.

The "Dublin" formula of Dr. Pepper with Texas Imperial Sugar is still being canned and sold by a distributor in Temple, Texas.

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Not a particularly fond memory, but was anyone else forced to drink powdered milk as a kid in the 80's? God, that **** was gross. We didn't switch over to regular milk in a carton/plastic, until I was a teenager. After talking to my mom about it, as an adult, she said "We could have gotten regular milk at any time!" "I just never bought the regular milk, because nobody ever complained about the powdered!" MOM, nobody ever complained because we would have gotten our ass handed to us, for complaining! All those lost years... SMH
 

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I've been looking them up lately. If I thought kiddo would eat them, I'd jump to get them.
Some say they changed their sauce. Is that true?

I read somewhere that nearly every food from 15-20+ years ago has changed because companies are always looking to reduce the cost of manufacturing. New cheaper replacement ingredients are substituted.
 
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I've been looking them up lately. If I thought kiddo would eat them, I'd jump to get them.
Some say they changed their sauce. Is that true?

I don't think the sauce is any different...but could be? My kids like them...and the best part of making the kit is that you can make different sections of the pizza with the toppings that a particular kid might like!
 
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Orange Crush was good to.

Speaking of orange "drink"... anybody drink Tang growing up? I used to love Tang and the McDonalds orange drink.


And I'm not sure how it's connected in my head but I'm running through my childhood cereals now: Sugar Corn Pops, Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Booberry, Honeycomb, Fruity Pebbles, Alpha Bits, SugarCrisp, FruitLoops, Trix
 
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Not a particularly fond memory, but was anyone else forced to drink powdered milk as a kid in the 80's? God, that **** was gross. We didn't switch over to regular milk in a carton/plastic, until I was a teenager. After talking to my mom about it, as an adult, she said "We could have gotten regular milk at any time!" "I just never bought the regular milk, because nobody ever complained about the powdered!" MOM, nobody ever complained because we would have gotten our ass handed to us, for complaining! All those lost years... SMH
Not powdered milk, but grew up on Skim not really knowing what milk fat was until I was 12 or 13 and started spending the night at friends houses. Very eye opening and world changing at the time. I went home and asked my mom to start buying 1 or 2% and was told no without really being given a reason. Had to wait til I moved out of the house to start buying real milk. Those old codgers are still drinking Skim to this day.
 
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I don't think the sauce is any different...but could be? My kids like them...and the best part of making the kit is that you can make different sections of the pizza with the toppings that a particular kid might like!
“What’s in it for me? I get someone else to help cook a meal for a change.”

 

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