I don't budget down to the last penny. I am guilty of just about everything in this book.
The overtly bright Betty Crocker trilogy has been completed and now it's time to get back to the great pictures! Though I am not sure it was a trilogy. More books have a tendency to resurface.
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Better Homes and Gardens Good Food On A Budget, 1971 |
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Frank and Potato Bake. Hot dogs and sliced potatoes with process cheese spread and reconstituted milk. Seconds please. |
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I think I am okay with spending over half the money for milk by purchasing actual milk. I will omit any and all milkman and children comments though it's hard. |
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That's what I want in a drink. I want visible white flecks of cottage cheese floating around tomato juice. Sounds refreshing. I bet it wets the ole palate during these hot Texas summers. |
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Right. Why only put a few ingredients in a stew when you can get canned stew for less than a dollar. Makes sense. |
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Sweet-Sour Beef Stew with enough poppy seeds to get you fired. |
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Curried Fish Filets topped with gloppity velveeta curry. It's so thick it doesn't even slide off the ladle. Gayag. |
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Forget the comment about the fish stick polynesian. If you have to put your own feces on a bun and eat them then you have hit rock bottom. |
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Pear-Banana-Lime mold. It's a sad book when this has been the most edible looking food photograph. Even stuffed with lettuce that will not be eaten. |
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Do I pat myself on the back because I have most of those books? |
I feel a dollar short and a day late now.
U.N.T.
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