A recipe from an ad for Gold Medal Flour published
in the 1960 June edition of LIFE magazine
Betty Crocker’s recipes and her flour – Gold Medal – give youan extra meaure of confidence … they’re both “kitchen tested” just for you!
Tag Archives: LIFE Magazine
Cranberry Soufflé Salad / Tyttebær Sufflésalat
A recipe from an ad for Hellmann’s Mayonnaise published
in LIFE magazine in 1958
As I have mentioned before, my mother worked at Norway’s largest producer of mayonnaise most of her working life, so I grew up on the stuff. And as a Norwegian I also have a great love of cranberries, almost all of us do.
But mixing the two, well, I’m not all that sure really. But that’s just me. What ever blows your skirt up visitor, go for it if it tickles you fancy- Ted 😉
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Chicken Legs Piquant / Pikante Kyllinglår
A recipe from an ad for Heinz published in
LIFE magazine in 1957
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Lightning Quick Cheese Sauce / Lynrask Ostesaus
A recipe from an ad for Carnation Evaporated Milk
published in LIFE magazine in 1952
Oh, evaporate milk. That housewives’ saving angel from pre-refrigiator times 😉
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Golden Treasure Tarts / Golden Treasure Terter
A recipe from an ad for Golden Medal Flour & Fluffo Shortning
published in LIFE magazine in 1955
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Festive Fruit Kake / Festklar Fruktkake
A recipe from an ad for Pet Milk published
in LIFE magazine in 1956
A fruit cake rich in candied fruit, crunchy nuts, with both dark and golden seedless raisins.
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In context:
Evaporated milk was a popular product before refrigerators were common in homes, but is now a niche product mainly used in baking and other recipes.
Pet, Inc., was an American company that was the first to commercially produce evaporated milk as a shelf-stable consumer product and later became a multi-brand food products conglomerate. Its signature product, PET Evaporated Milk, is now a product of The J.M. Smucker Company.
PET Dairy is a regional brand of fresh and processed dairy products in the Southeastern United States made by the Land-O-Sundivision of Dean Foods. Many of the remaining brands once owned by Pet, Inc. are currently part of General Mills.
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“LoveLight” Cake – Light and Fluffy / ”LoveLight” Kake – Lett og Luftig
A recipe from an ad for Wesson Oil published in
LIFE magzine in 1955
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Good Neighbour Brunch / Brunch med Gode Naboer
A menu suggestion and a recipe from an ad for
French’s Mustard published in LIFE magazine in 1957
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Patio Fancy Dessert / Fancy Terrasse Dessert
A dessert recipe from an ad for Libby’s Peaches published in
LIFE magazine in 1956
California grown, Libby’s are the peaches you would have picked from the trees yourself. Round and beautiful, tender and juicy . Libby’s are the perfectly luscious peaches – Since it is not imported to Norway, as far as I know, we’ll have to make do with other equally delicious peaches 😉
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Oven-Fried Chicken / Ovnsstekt Kylling
A recipe from an ad for Mazola Oil published in
LIFE magazine in 1956
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Simple Sauces / Enkle Sauser
3 recipes from an ad for Hellmann’s Mayonnaise published
in LIFE magazine in 1959
My mother spent most of her working life at Norway’s largest producer of mayonnaise so I grew up on the stuff. What more can I say 😉
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Tips for a High Noon Family Feast / Forslag til Formiddags Familiefest
A menu suggestion and recipes from an ad for
French’s Mustard published in LIFE magazine in 1957
The recipes are for a mustard and herb flavoured butter and a mustard flavoured maionaisse dip. No surprise there 😉
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Lenten Dinner Winner / Fastemiddagvinner
A recipe from an ad for Ann Page published in
Life magazine in 1958
Since we’re obviously talking about a winner here, there must have been a competition of some sort. An educated guess would make recipes a fair suggestion 😉
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Orange Pie / Appelsinpai
A pie recipe from an ad for Carnation published in
Life magazine in 1955
It isn’t every pie that gets baked in the oven, this one is done in the fridge 😉
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Patio Spectaculars with Foil / Spektakulær Grilling med Folie
A barbecue recipe from an ad for Kaiser’s Foil published in
Life magazine in 1957
I know it’s winter where most of my visitors live, but there are Aussies dropping by regularly and they practically live on their patios this time of the year. The rest of us will have to wait a while to get the grill out, Folks down under can try this right now – Ted 😉
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