Kitchen

[chickenbutt]

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@BklynKinsey wrote:

Nabisco Melody cookies:

Stouffer's Lobster Newburg:

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Ooh, I would love both of those.   I had never heard of each, but I guess it's moot now, eh?  

Stauffers usually always made pretty good stuff, so I imagine their lobster Neuberg was pretty decent.

[Mimix5Grandies]

Date Bar Mix!  I forget what brand name it was.  I remember I had to mix the "date" mix with hot water before spreading on the pre-baked crust and you would sprinkle some of the topping on it before baking.  So good!

Anyone have a similar tasting recipe?  My family loved them.

[Love my grandkids]

Nope, DIET RC Cola was around the same time as Diet Rite, at least it was in Southern California. As time went on the only place that carried it was Von's and then they discontinued it also. Boo hoo!

[wildcat fan]

Cheerios came out with all gluten free varieties.  I know that's great news to some, but I can taste a difference and don't care to eat them anymore. I wish they'd offer the original formula again.

[Azcowgirl]

A dark rye bread mix for bread machine, that was a Suzanne Somers product from when her food items were available . I still dream about that bread (:

[gmkb]

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@kelsey17 wrote:

Used to like these once in a while...but haven't seen them in the stores around us for years...

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@kelsey17  I forgot about these.  They were so good served with mashed potatoes and green beans.

I also liked Zion Chocolate Chip Cookies.  

[colliegirls]

 It had that little flavor ball and was so great and salty!!  I used to LOVE it!!

[tansy]

The southern California markets carried Van de Kamp's baked goods -- yum.  Hot cross buns for Easter.  Six-pack of cupcakes for every holiday.   Two-layer decorated cakes.

[QVCkitty1]

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@sweetee2 wrote:

Strawberry Whip-n -Chill from the 60's. I loved that.

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@sweetee2, Oh yes, whip and chill, I remember it well. The chocolate variety was dessert at our house many nights.

[Mothertrucker]

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@mima wrote:

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@I am still oxox wrote:

I think the Diet RC became Diet Rite and then faded into non existance after they stoped the use of Cyclamates

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There is still Diet Rite Pure Zero. 

I miss Shake a Puddin sp?  Anyone remember that?  I ate that as a kid after school all the time (I'm 60).  I still love pudding but can no longer dairy.

I was going to say Shake a Pudding TOO!  Loved it...I am 58.. I also loved Whip n Chill...Funny Face...when they banned cyclamates, diet food was never the same....

Remember YumYum bars? SUnshine made them, I think....

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