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Schoolhouse Rock: A Noun Is a Person, Place or Thing (1973)
Between Saturday morning cartoon shows, animated Schoolhouse Rock was on TV from 1973-1985. Here's a Grammar Rock classic, A Noun Is a Person, Place or Thing!
Me Books: Cute vintage computer-personalized storybooks from the seventies, including My Friendly Giraffe
Our computer will write a story starring your child! Yes, we will actually write a book about your child, his home, his friends and his
10 top TV catchphrases of the ’70s
Do you remember these groovy TV catchphrases of the '70s? Are there any that you still find yourself saying every now and then?
‘Hand-me-down’ chocolate cake recipe (1972)
The story behind Mrs. Wilson’s Mother's Hand-me-down chocolate cake: A cake that my mother used to bake was all part of an incident in my childhood that's as vivid as if it had happened only yesterday.
6 dessert recipes made with Duncan Hines cake mix (1978)
Dessert recipes: Fast fixin' chocolate chip cake, Lemon supreme pound cake, Double pineapple upside-down cake, Cinnamon streusel cake, Cake mix chocolate chip cookies, Sock-it-to me sour cream pound cake
7 classic Hershey’s chocolate cake recipes from the ’70s
For many Americans, a big, sweet part of our past involves chocolate - *especially* chocolate in cake and cupcakes. Check out these 7 heavenly Hershey's chocolate cake recipes from the '70s!
Peanut butter chiffon pie with pretzel crust & a black-bottom peanut butter chiffon pie (1972)
We know. A peanut butter chiffon pie with pretzel crust sounds as though it might be sticky or salty or heavy. But this dessert is incredibly light and outrageously delicious.
Classic cookie recipes: Butterscotch oaties & chewy butterscotch oat squares (1968)
Butterscotch oaties - a classic recipe to make 60 deliciously buttery melt-in-the-mouth cookies. Also get a bonus recipe for chewy butterscotch oat squares!
Weepuls: The fuzzy puff ball creatures that got kids in the ’80s excited to sell magazines
Why so much excitement? Because the teacher brings a basket brimming with weepuls -- doughnut-hole-sized bits of brightly colored fur with shaky eyes and sticky feet.
Mr Whipple: Please don’t squeeze the Charmin! 20 years of TV commercial toilet paper drama
From 1964 to 1985, America got to know grocery store manager Mr Whipple. The man's existence was defined by toilet paper, and the line: 'Please don't squeeze the Charmin!'
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