shortages

[CrealCritter]

Tang - The first time you try it the next time

Jesus is Lord and Christ

 

[Trying2keepitReal]

Tang - The first time you try it the next time

Jesus is Lord and Christ

My oldest likes SunnyD which to me is the same thing...yuck. I grew up on Tang, marshmellow fluff and homemade goulash--did I just date myself.

 

[CrealCritter]

Menards canning supply shelves. What are you all in need of? You could order from menards website and choose pick up in store (If you have a menards close by) or delivery to your home.

Jesus is Lord and Christ

 

[NH Homesteader]

My oldest likes SunnyD which to me is the same thing...yuck. I grew up on Tang, marshmellow fluff and homemade goulash--did I just date myself.

We must be the same age…

 

[CrealCritter]

My oldest likes SunnyD which to me is the same thing...yuck. I grew up on Tang, marshmellow fluff and homemade goulash--did I just date myself.

I still remember my "Tang Introduction" my aunt said it's what the astronauts drank. After my second sip I thought to myself those astronauts we're brave to drink this stuff.

Jesus is Lord and Christ

 

[flowerbug]

My oldest likes SunnyD which to me is the same thing...yuck. I grew up on Tang, marshmellow fluff and homemade goulash--did I just date myself.

prolly.

 

[tortoise]

We must be the same age…

yep. same.

Snicker salad and tater tot hotdish.

Not only dated myself but you know I'm from WI or MN too.

 

[NH Homesteader]

yep. same.

Snicker salad and tater tot hotdish.

Not only dated myself but you know I'm from WI or MN too.

I guess that’s a regional thing cause I have no idea what either of those things are

 

[tortoise]

I guess that’s a regional thing cause I have no idea what either of those things are

snicker salad is a little bit like waldorf salad, except use chopped up snickers bars in place of anything healthy, and the "dressing" is a cool whip concoction. It's disgusting, I loved it. My aunt made it for Thanksgiving to pacify children.

Tater tot hot dish is apparently a midwestern Lutheran phenomenon? Every church potluck would have a few tater tot hot dishes (and all the desserts were chocolate). It's tater tots and cheese, if you're lucky there might be meat. If you're really lucky they are in a single layer like the picture and crispy. More often it they were piled up in the pan so the center was mushy and the outside was crispy.

 

[NH Homesteader]

Um… yuck?