Anonymous wrote:Vienetta for dessert!

+100! Loved this so much!

When I babysat in the 80s we would eat this on saltines at one house with the kids.


I'm sure I could still find it or make it but frugal grown up me thinks this size is just too ridiculously small.

Anonymous wrote:I love me some jello salad. My mom would make this one with a pretzel crust and a some cream cheese layers (I think...maybe cool whip? Not sure, I can't remember the flavor combo) but omg it was to die for!

My mom still makes it once every few years! Pretzel crust, bottom layer of cream cheese with cool whip and confectioner's sugar (I think), and top layer of red Jell-O with frozen strawberries. Mom and I can demolish the full 9x13 pan in an hour... which is why it gets made every few years.

Chef Boyardee pizza kit. We used to have that every Friday night. So good.

Anonymous wrote:Steakums

Yes! My dad used to doctor them up on sub rolls with provolone and sauteed onions and peppers. Yummy.

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.

This is me with Planter's Cheez Balls and Kraft Mohawk Valley Limburger Cheese Spread.

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.

Anonymous wrote:These might be more 70s-80s, but my parents used to make: Shake n Bake pork chops, pork chops and apples, beef stroganoff, sloppy joe's, scratch mac n cheese, and roast beef & yorkshire pudding. I think all of those have left the building. But I have such nostalgia for that comfort food!

I loved shake and bake!!

Steakums

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.

La Choy chow mein with the crunchy noodles on top. With the mini egg rolls as a side.

Chicken a la King.

Tuna noodle casserole with potato chip crunchies on top.

I liked all of the above, but I hated one of the meals we had most often: cube steak, veg-all, and instant mashed potatoes. Ew.

Anonymous wrote:Vienetta for dessert!

OH wow. My BFF in middle school and I would always laugh about the ads for those where the knife cut through it and it made this delicious-sounding "ssshhhlik!" Sound. I miss those!

Anything marinated in Yoshida sauce.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:80s tuna noodle casserole
tater tots and fish sticks with corn
jello salad

90s
Hamburger helper or tuna noodle casserole
brocolli rice au gratin and baked chicken covered with campbells cream soup and melted cheesei

LOL my mom calls that chicken broccoli stuff "Chicken Divan." OK, fancy lady. But it is good!

Anything with that much cheese is good.

I love me some jello salad. My mom would make this one with a pretzel crust and a some cream cheese layers (I think...maybe cool whip? Not sure, I can't remember the flavor combo) but omg it was to die for!