Who remembers and loved Sara Lee orange cake?
Annette Holbrook(z7a)
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Comments (13)Well, I wasn't going to post this because I didn't want to go "off topic" but you gals asked for it . . . Here's a link to an article in an e-Zine about Michael's take on eating locally. It's an "interesting" article, so check it out. BTW, totally intended. Be still my heart. Here is a link that might be useful: Tree Hugger Magazine Interview with Celebrity Chef Michael Chiarello...See More3-2-1 cake easy ---easy!!!
Comments (77)Remember that many popular cake mix brands contain trans-fats (partially hydrogenated oils). The FDA has determined trans-fats to be unhealthful and has banned their use in food products. There's a 3 year phase out. The below linked article notes that it's expected the ban will reduce deaths from heart disease by thousands of people each year. That's significant. Maybe not in regular grocery stores, but there are mixes available with less dangerous ingredients. Trans-fat ban article...See MoreAnyone remember Mike Roy?
Comments (45)I was in Germany in the Army in the the 70s. His show was on Armed Forces Radio Network. It was Thanksgiving 1976 and we all worked in the air traffic control tower and were in our 20s. None of us knew how to "do Thanksgiving." Mike had a whole week of recipes and every day one of us "signed on to the radio" to copy down the recipe of the day. The others covered the business of talking to the pilots. Wynn and I shopped and were going to be the cooks. We were SO proud of ourselves - Apple pie, Turkey, Stuffing, Salad, Sweet Potato Casserole, Green Bean Casserole (not from Mike), and Mashed Potatoes. We served everyone with a flourish. After saying grace, everyone dug in. We noticed some people were making faces but trying to be polite. Wynn took a bite of the dressing and loudly stated, "this tastes like SH#T!" The dressing had two types of alcohol added. EACH of us had not only added the alcohol, but we intentionally EACH added "a bit extra", a gross understatement! Not Mike's fault and I have a story I've been telling for 40 years!...See MoreWho remembers these?
Comments (48)I remember as a kid on Halloween, when there was no choice and you had to take what was offered at each house, the two candies I would throw into the bushes at the first opportunity were Necco Wafers and candy corn. Double yuck to both. See, Glenda, I wasn't the first person to speak up about disliking this product....See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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