Classic 80s/90s meals

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Anonymous wrote:I have spent my adult life sadly searching for Carnation breakfast bars. I'm like a ghost haunting the breakfast isle, looking for something that is long gone.

OMG yes. Those were so good. Crumbly, chocolatey, yum.

Those Carnation bars were awesome!

I loved little bagel pizzas I would make as a teeenager and put in the microwave to have the cheese melt. And, Chef Boyardee pizza kits.

If we went out to a restaurant, everything was "blackened" or creole was popular too. Learned how to make shrimp creole at home and we had it once a week for a while (lived near the coast...)

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Casserole with tater tots, ground beef, peas, mushroom soup and grated cheese!

We also loved Chicken Tonight!

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My daughter loved Lipton's Alligator Soup. They discontinued it, but I still look for it in the soup aisle.

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But...but...but...WAIT!

According to all those other food threads we ate soooo much more healthier as kids in the 70s-80s-90s!?!

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A McDLT in styrofoam packaging and a strawberry sundae.

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Anonymous wrote:A McDLT in styrofoam packaging and a strawberry sundae.

A caramel sundae to dip McDs french fries into with a big mac.

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It's shake and bake and I helped! Remember the commercial?

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Swanson Tuna Pot Pies! Had to go to Canada to buy them.

http://forums.previously.tv/topic/14921-discontinued-foods-you-miss/

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Anonymous wrote:Swanson Tuna Pot Pies! Had to go to Canada to buy them.

http://forums.previously.tv/topic/14921-discontinued-foods-you-miss/

Banquet still has them.

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Stouffers chicken croquettes with the pour over sauce- delicious!!!! Really!!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Swanson Tuna Pot Pies! Had to go to Canada to buy them.

http://forums.previously.tv/topic/14921-discontinued-foods-you-miss/

Banquet still has them.

Not in my area. Banquet is considered "projects" food.

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PUDDING POPS!!

We mostly had homemade food (not packaged foods or "helpers") but we did sometimes have some Lean Cuisines on hand for easy meals. I remember the TV dinners too - with foil. I think we had the turkey & stuffing.

My extended family made a lot with Ritz crackers crackers though.

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Ellio's pizza, Kid Cuisine, Lunchables, Knorr pasta sides, Clearly Canadian, Snackwell's,

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Hell yea steakumms!! Also, tuna noodle casserole, Eelios pizzas, Salisbury steak, and canned vegetables. Fruit cocktail from the can for dessert!

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Anonymous wrote:PUDDING POPS!!

We mostly had homemade food (not packaged foods or "helpers") but we did sometimes have some Lean Cuisines on hand for easy meals. I remember the TV dinners too - with foil. I think we had the turkey & stuffing.

My extended family made a lot with Ritz crackers crackers though.

Pudding pops were so good! Did you know giant grocery stores sell them now under their store brand??