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"fired up about posting to Facebook about the best card" .....WTH?

When ur hungry- everything tastes good!! That or starve!!

McDonald’s copied fried pies 🥧 idea ❗️

We still eat potato pancakes

Can't lie some of these sound good 😅😅😅 does that make me weird?

Mayonnaise cake is intriguing honestly 😅

I still send Christmas cards to my family and friends. I love getting Christmas cards. I miss the sears catalog

Perfection salad

Tell your cheese ball recipe??

I miss everything about the 70's

I thought JFK's favourite food was lead.

Lotta good eat'in in this show!!

I was born in the sixties and we had plenty of fried potato Pancakes and we also had goo golosh..mom used leftover homemade vegetables soup add macaroni and some canned tomato juice and was so good i fix macaroni and tomatoes for the tease of childhood. I fix things mom cook for us 7 kids ..we always have cake with figs jelly on top an her chocolate pie was to die for ..she used coco sugar and yellow of eggs and water with corn starch...used the whites for marang on top bake it on broil to brown marang 😮❤❤

And then the house burned down to the ground!!

U either get a good looker, or a good cooker! I married the cooker and have been glad i did!!

Kiss'in wears out, cook'in don't !!

So was Carvel ice cream cakes at the Carvel Store!! I would buy another right now if you had a few if them! It made a great birthday cake for kids!!

Mock apple pie use zucchini for apples

They vanished because women don't cook anymore. Even the socalled sahms. They just stare at their phones all day every day.

My kitty gets the giblets

Pardon you....silver trees are still around....I own 4 thank you very much

All unhealthy choices

I don't recall most of them being common in the 70-s or even heard of them. One I do not see anymore on menus is hot roast beef sandwiches smothered in gravy So delicious, I recall everything beingI quiche back then and fondue and bean sprouts on everything

Not only dandylion salad, but wine that wasn't something to whine about. My Mom made nasturtium salad also. Radish made soups spicy too. Woo Hoo. Btw, there are still folks who must eat these kinds of foods. Many in our USA culture despise the poor, needy, disabled, and disenfranchised. Cornbread was topped with whatever "meat sauce/chili" could be assembled, and then for dessert we'd split the cornbread and spread corn syrup, honey, or cheap "maple" pancake syrup. Hmmmm.

Oh how I miss Seven Up Bars! It was like a box of chocolates in a candy bar.

don't knock milk and crackers until you try it buttermilk is a great option with crackers

My dad grew up in the great depression. When I was growing up, we ate about 95% of these dishes and I serve them to my family now too. Ham and cabbage was another classic - instead of corned beef, it was ham. The 'pot liquor' was amazing and if there was any leftover it went into bean or pea soup the next day. Well done video, I truly enjoyed it and you kept my attention through the entire thing!

0:37 Geno’s Philly’s. I’m a Geno’s fanatic!!! ❤

We love ambrosia salad. I prepare it for every special occasion, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Fourth of July birthday times when we have a special dinner it’s so good.

water pie? :)

I was born and raised in California so I don't know the right cheese for the Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich. I would choose provolone. What is the right cheese? I'd love to hear from some Easterners.

Loved the pineapple upside down cake as a kid.

I love South and Mid-West foods.

Pickled herring is not a dessert. 😮😮😮

POTATO PANCAKES DID NOT FADE

My grandma grew up during the great depression. Her family owned a farm so they made it through with enough food, but still had to stretch it sometimes, especially in the winter. Every week of her life, until her mid 80s at least, she made a ham for sunday dinner at church and then monday used the ham bone to make ham and beans. Just great northern beans/butter beans, an onion, a bay leaf, the ham bone, and water. She loved ham and beans.

Eastern Pa.....😀Loved ALL these foods!

This is really inaccurate

not sure what pop tarts and quisp cereal or sunny delight are doing in this video, but the other ideas were interesting and good. I never knew my favorite sandwich came out of the depression. The Fluffernutter!

I eat liverwurst now because I like it but mostly because I need the iron.

Place your molded aspic on the table.

I believe in my heart that before Christ Jesus returning back on this earth I believe that what has happened had to plant foods to eat hard times is coming back I believe that the Holy Bible doesn’t lie and Christ Jesus Lord God he doesn’t lie. 🙏🏽🙏🏽⛪️🙏🏽🇮🇱🇺🇸🩸🐑🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Help me God that I’ll be thankful for meals that You blessings me for every thing God For Your the Provider and my Savior Christ Jesus Lord and Bless your name 🙏🏽🙏🏽⛪️🙏🏽🇮🇱🇺🇸🩸🐑🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

my mom cooked these foods and i was born 1956. didnt know it was depression food, i still cook some of these dishes

I love the cream peas on toast. Onion and Lard sandwiches too.

All those desserts look disgusting 🤮 & I was born in 1959

Poke salad, kale greens, pinto beans, leather britches, smoked meats, streak o lean, homemade butter, cream, buttermilk, huckleberries after the blackberry and blueberry season, wild strawberries and raspberries, pickled pigs feet, squirrel dumplings, fried rabbit, venison, wild garlic, ramps, fish, roots for flavor and vitamins, duck eggs, pheasant and quail bird's and eggs, etc. lot's of things that I still eat.

I know many who eat many of these nowadays! And, Parmesan is Parmigiana, pronounced as Parmesan sounds more like Parma-John with the J having a Z sound. But otherwise on point with great looking pizzas.

Growing up on the East coast in the 70's I certify these foods were indeed on the menu throughout the year. Btw, Philly cheesesteak? American cheese only for the authentic Philadelphian.

I love my cheese steak with peppers, onions, and mushrooms. I hate thick clam chowder. Rhode Island clam chowder is better with about a touch of light cream.