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Post by mmexis on Nov 14, 2019 4:05:22 GMT
10/10.
No way they would eat sweet potatoes back then - it HAD to be tomato soup.
Chow mein was so "exotic"
I think I've eaten 3 tv dinners ever.
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Post by Jayman on Nov 17, 2019 1:30:56 GMT
WHOA ! Check out these most interesting classic TV Dinner combos here too ( some of these are definitely before my time here also )   .
some interesting selections indeed. I lived off similar selections. A bachelor that doesn’t cook. that is right in my wheelhouse ms z  |
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Post by mszanadu on Nov 20, 2019 4:58:05 GMT
10/10. No way they would eat sweet potatoes back then - it HAD to be tomato soup. Chow mein was so "exotic" I think I've eaten 3 tv dinners ever.
I thought cornbread would have made
way more sense for that turkey meal than tomato soup .
The tomato soup would have gone way better with
the Salisbury Steak meal instead .
It still amazes me that the soup in these dinners
didn't spill everywhere once it was recooked
with the rest of it too   .
Thanks so much for your reply here too  .
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Post by mszanadu on Nov 20, 2019 5:15:17 GMT
WHOA ! Check out these most interesting classic TV Dinner combos here too ( some of these are definitely before my time here also ) .
some interesting selections indeed. I lived off similar selections. A bachelor that doesn’t cook. that is right in my wheelhouse ms z
I understand and was a bachelorette way back in the day also Jay  .
So these quick dinners certainly got me
through my childhood and teen years
before I learned how to cook meals of my own .
Of course before that it and in between
it was my grandmothers wonderful home cooking too .
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