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This Baker's Chocolate Decadence cake from the '80s is made doubly rich with chunks of chocolate plus raisins, dates, and almonds. It'll put everyone in the holiday spirit.
Toast the season's riches with this snappy pinecone-shaped cheeseball! Formed in a nutshell of crisp, crunchy almonds, its flavor is so scrumptious, your guests will go simply nutty.
This deliciously light no-bake mocha chocolate chip cheesecake is studded with mini chocolate chips. Best of all, isn't hard to make, and will never be under- or over-baked.
Stripe-it-Rich pudding poke cakes make ordinary cakes extraordinary. It's easy! Use the Jell-O instant pudding mixture to frost, fill and stripe. Here's how.
Here are four easy retro recipes using packaged Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix - ranch Buffalo wings, nachos, snack mix and a cheese ball - coming to you from 1987!
Today's toddlers ride in style in the sleek and racy, brightly-colored, low-slung plastic numbers like the Big Wheel from Marx - that whiz, spin, skid, slide, race and even roar.
The Annie movie from 1982 was based on the award-winning Broadway play, and was a no-lose combination of sweet-faced orphans, a lovable dog, foot-tapping musical numbers, and an all-star cast.
M*A*S*H debuted on TV in 1972, and centered around a team of doctors during the Korean War in the early '50s. M*A*S*H was a huge success, lasting for 11 seasons, and broke records on its way out.
Larry Hagman has a juicy, lip-smacking role, and he plays it to campy perfection. His J.R. Ewing on Dallas is rotten to the core. If he had a redeeming feature, he'd probably swap it for cash.
The Aroma Disc was a little machine from the '80s you could use to play different fragrance 'records' to make your place smell like flowers or buttered popcorn... or dead fish.
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