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Vintage Ad: Seagram’s Crown (1939)

November 25, 2019November 16, 2019

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source: Life Magazine, November 23, 1939

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First off when I take a break from social media, I really take a break. My last post was in 2020. Anyways I didn't take a break from my little cooking blog. I have a tradition on Quaint Cooking where I find a Thanksgiving menu from the past and make it. It is a fun (and sometimes tedious) glimpse to how similar yet different the past's approach is to this meal. This year I did a menu from a Cook Index recipe box from 1958. Last year (the second picture) is from a 1939 menu I got from a newspaper and the one that caused me the most trouble. In 2020 (third photo), I did a menu from a 1970s Southern Living cookbook. The last photo is from 2019 and is the menu that started it all. It is from a 1963 Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook. Of course these can be checked out on my blog quaintcooking.com if anyone is interested!

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I will admit that I am not a fan of coconut but I could overlook it for this cake. It is delicious and easy to make yellow cake with a simple broiled coconut frosting. Lazy Daisy cake has been a cake that has had its followers from the 1930s through to the 1970s. If you want to know the history and the origins of the slightly different but very similar version from Quaker Oats while seeing some old advertisements check out my blog. Both recipes are on Quaint Cooking as well! Also let me know if remember or was this a favorite? #lazydaisycake #vintagecakes #classiccakes #cakesofinstagram #bakestagram #coconut #easyrecipes #1930s #1940s #1950s #1960s #1970s #quaintcooking

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So picture it. It was the mid 1970s in America and Bicentennial fever was starting to take over. There were special coins, stamps, tv programs and museum displays. All around the country, towns and cities celebrated the 200th birthday of the United States. So like any good capitalists nation, brands started using Americana and red, white and blue in their packaging and advertising. One such instant was the McCall’s Great American Recipe Card Collection created to celebrate this occasion with a very 70s-centric view of popular national and regional dishes. On my blog I explained how you could acquire such set in the 1970s as well as old ads from newspapers. Also, if you want to see all the different sections, check out my stories. #1970s #seventies #recipebox #mccalls #americana #bicentennial #recipecards #mccallsgreatamericanrecipecardcollection #vintagerecipecards #vintagerecipebox #kitsch #retro #foodblog #quaintcooking

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