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A very nice walk down memory lane.

Most of these beef casseroles are still made today😊

Why do these have to be vanishing or forgotten?

Love meatloaf

I make and eat slot of these comfort meals!

creamed peas on toast is my fav..i add tuna

Love boiled dinner my favourite meal

Will be making bread dumplings in tomato soup

Beans and rice my favourite meal

Redo the video wothout the horrible gasping please

When I was little there were plenty times we used powdered milk. It wasn't like the real thing so to speak but it helped with bowls of cereal and in my mom's coffee. I also grew up with beans on toast never knowing it was a British meal till I was an adult. I loved it.

Dandelion greens staved off scurvy.

its a bit sad that , with how things are going, the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer, many people dont know how to afford groceries these days. This will help a lot of people in the future, while billionaires eat caviar with champagne.

My mom never made sheperd's pie but instead she would mash potatoes, sautee onions, and put it all into a homemade crust. There was always extra butter (we had cows) and that pie was so loved. I still make it and it brings back happy memories. We also had Johnnycake quite often. In fact, many of us preferred them to pancakes. I was born in the aftermath of the depression but mom and dad barely made ends meet so mom just continued her "depression time" cooking.

My mom and dad lived through the depression. I hear from my older brothers and sisters that they maybe had it a little better than some. They lived on a farm so they usually had eggs meat milk vegetables from a garden etc I wasn't born til 61 but my mom still made alot of 'milk potatoes'(potato soup) and rice cooked and we ate it as main dish for supper. I don't think we felt like we're doing without; well by then 1960s things were alot better. I still remember eating alot of fried bologna and mashed potatoes and the potato soup. I remember my dad saying that when he was younger when he worked on construction jobs, he'd go to a local restaurant for lunch and have a piece of bread with gravy and coffee for 25cents..My mom said that when she was a little girl in the early 1920s she and her sister and brother felt like they were rich when they got an orange for Christmas. Btw I liked the video. Thx for posting

I Want McDonals Arce Delux or Taco Bell's Enchorito back!

I have always loved rice pudding! I've had and made many of these dishes. ❤

Pizza Wizard exists in Rochester, NY. Probably bought the TM, its logo and theme is the same, but it's amazing pizza. Come on Portnoy!

Shakeys is easily one of my favorite memories from childhood.

Very good video. My mom was big on pot roasts and stews. A little meat and a lot of vegetables. It was always good! As a way to get us to eat cheaper foods, my mom said we were going to go around the world in cooking, so she made a bunch of budget recipes that were Italian, French, Asian, and British. We ate stuff we wouldn’t have normally eaten without complaint. You could do the same thing with historical time periods.

Very nice video. It's good information that people can use for cheap food ideas for their families. Even a couple of meals a week from this list can help people's food budget.

1:55 I never knew Pizza Hut stole the idea of stuffed crust...though I'm not surprised.

I had a couple of favorite foods that my grandmother used to make. The potato pancakes, potato soup, onion soup, the Johnny cakes, so many of them I've had. And for dessert, my favorite was the rice pudding. My grandmother used to add cinnamon and raisins to it and served it warm. It was so good and comforting. I didn't think there was so many good dishes I've had, but I guess back then you just had to use whatever you had available. Great video.

Your videos are the best... Thank you

Shakey's Pizza was very good, and Milton's Pizza was the best of Virginia Beach Va

I loved the original McDonalds cheddar melt. The rerelease just wasn't the same.

2024 and I still eat like this lol y'all some privileged mufuckaz lol don't know sht about struggle good for you

I believe they may have the wrong decade, I never used powdered milk in the 1970's maybe during the depression but not the 70's ❤

Oatmeal Homemade bread ??? This was not a hardship

My mom put bacon grease on bread back in 1956 there was no food stamps then!

What’s the budget dinner you remember from the 70s?

I fondly remember working at Wendy's in high School and going to town on the superbars burritoes and spaghetti 😂

you can still get the mcspaghetti and the pizza as well as subs at the us's largest McDonalds in Orlando ( Based off the last time I went there which was a few years ago)

I would get the McD Snack Wrap all the time in high school. I can't believe no one said it. I would usually get crispy ranch and sometimes grilled honey mustard

How Taco Bell's MEXIMELT not on thus list...???BLASPHEMY!!!

The bell beefer shoulda been called the sloppy josé

Giggles was from the 80's, fella.

Each one favor food thing and cook . My parents favor food thing and cook . Grandmother favor food thing and cook . I favor food thing and cook . They are differnce style food cooking .

P.S. You do know they still make Twinkies, right? And those banana ones you showed are a relatively new thing.

McDLT was in '84. I worked there. I remember that disaster.

I hate these videos narrated by a frickin robot! Get a real person please!

Did anybody watch this before they posted it?? Apparently not!!

Chicken noodles soup.

Perfect 🎉

Which of these lunches did your grandma used to make? And which one is your favorite?

Squeeze it wasn't the 70's

Great job on this.

I’ve yet to see a SINGLE person besides my old AGM at Taco Bell reminiscing over TB’s Pacific Shrimp burrito/taco It was my favorite as a kid!

I grew up in the 1980s and 90s with great depression poverty and ate a good chunk of these and prune pudding isn't that weird think a poor mans plum pudding...i grew up with grandparents that remember the depression and the big one and I'm glad I did they taught me how to be frugal and I still eat alot of these foods we still make crap on a shingle i do most of the cooking and use that buddig lunch beef in the country gravy and we eat it over Walmart 1$ bread ..haha all this stuff even with inflation these days is still affordable to make..😊..oh yeah mulligan/slumgullion..stew ( hobo) just had some tonight..we call it pot luck whats in the pot is your luck ..lol

Those onion nuggets sound pretty good like they'd have been a good side in stead of onion rings mc Donald's could've called them mc onion poppers or something...i miss the Super size option...and cheaper prices but i was kinda poor as a kid and my family would go to mc Donald's and order a few .89¢ and.99¢ burgers and super size the fries and drink and the 3 of us would split it... also miss true .99¢ menues and the taco bell .59¢ .79¢ and 89¢ and 99¢ menue ..dang it now im hungry and feeling old .and is it just me or has fast food shrunk and tastes like a home ec fail..and kfc is over priced garbage now its cheaper to buy chicken and cook it yourself 😅