Great Depression Meals

I have eaten several of those. You can eat anything if you are truly hungry.
 
some these food sound very fat. but sound good too. i have depression many time. i notice papaya fruit help me. and fresh vegetable like salad or celery with cream cheese. also, drink water with lemon slice. fat food not help my depression only is chocolate and fresh fruit or veggie.
 
OHHHHHH THAT GREAT DEPRESSION FROM 1930. SORRY!!!!!!!!!! my bad i embarrass :Oops:
 
MyNameIsNO said:
some these food sound very fat. but sound good too. i have depression many time. i notice papaya fruit help me. and fresh vegetable like salad or celery with cream cheese. also, drink water with lemon slice. fat food not help my depression only is chocolate and fresh fruit or veggie.
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I grew up eating that. One eyed Sam – piece of bread with an easy over egg in the center

Amazing, I'm telling you. Good stuff right there.
 
lanapoo said:
I grew up eating that. One eyed Sam – piece of bread with an easy over egg in the center

Amazing, I'm telling you. Good stuff right there.
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Oh, yes. I LOVE boiled cabbage with butter and pepper! :drool:
 
I remember having chipped beef on a fairly regular basis when growing up on a small farm.
 
Tousi said:
I remember having chipped beef on a fairly regular basis when growing up on a small farm.
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My mom would make it and I didn't like it. To this day I don't even like to look at it.

I used to live on hot dogs. I still could but am trying to a little bit healthful.
 
LoveBlue said:
My mom would make it and I didn't like it. To this day I don't even like to look at it.

I used to live on hot dogs. I still could but am trying to a little bit healthful.
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I can't remember if I liked chipped beef right off or it took a while. Not too sure about today, tho.....:lol:
 
Tousi said:
:lol: nope, not quite but chipped beef remained fairly popular after those dark days....it is a warm winter meal on occasion.
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I had nothing as fancy as that. :hmm:
I remember my folks would butter slices of bread and sprinkle them with sugar and pass them out to us kids. We thought it was the greatest thing in the world! :giggle:
 
When I was a little kid, creamed chipped beef came in Banquet Boil In bags. It went in a sauce pan of water on the stove and then was just poured over toast.

I actually loved that stuff. I think part of the reason was my obsession with individually packaged foods, but it still tasted great to me as a child.
 
Beowulf said:
I had nothing as fancy as that. :hmm:
I remember my folks would butter slices of bread and sprinkle them with sugar and pass them out to us kids. We thought it was the greatest thing in the world! :giggle:
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I do that occasionally for breakfast, but I add cinnamon to it, too. Makes it even better!
 
Beowulf said:
I had nothing as fancy as that. :hmm:
I remember my folks would butter slices of bread and sprinkle them with sugar and pass them out to us kids. We thought it was the greatest thing in the world! :giggle:
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But you probably weren't on a farm although I will admit I'm wondering where we got the chipped beef which is wafer thin beef...kinda wavy like bacon, reddish and dried. I'm thinking my folks must have bought it at the grocery store....maybe in frozen packets....
 
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