Delicious traditional holiday recipes and classic Christmas favorites, including Chess pie – Walnut nuggets – Plum pudding – Fruit cake – Walnut stuffing – Cookie gems – Scotch trelbies – Panettone – Mint fudge
Making a vegetable oil pie crust is quick! No cutting in solid shortening, no guessing on liquid. Just measure oil with milk and mix in! So easy! No messy board… you roll out stir-n-roll pastry between 2 pieces of waxed paper.
Straight from ’78, here are wonderful walnut recipes for you to try: California walnut pie, chewy walnut squares, California walnut bread & walnutty chocolate chip cookies!
One of Southern Living’s most popular recipes, the Hummingbird cake is a southern saccharine sweet you won’t want to miss trying!
Who will not welcome a Merry Christmas Greeting in the form of a pretty package of your own homemade candy or cookies? Get recipes for caramels, fudge, butterscotch, marshmallow coconut squares and holiday cookies here!
Found: The perfect recipe for the classic caramel candy, that everyone can enjoy making — and eating.
Until you taste Kudos yourself, this will have to describe it. You’ve never been here before. No one has ever put rich milk chocolate, crunchy
Golden Harvest Pumpkin Pie recipe Fluffo’s Golden Flaky Pie Crust (9-inch pan) 1-1/3 cups sifted flour 1/2 cup Fluffo 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons water
The half with Planters Nuts not only looks better, it tastes better Take your everyday smooth, cool gelatin dessert and add the delicious crunch-in-every-bite delight
Gold’n Nut Crunch snack mix recipe 1 (12 oz.) can mixed nuts or 1 (12 oz.) jar roasted dry peanuts 1/4 cup butter, melted 1/4
Jerry Lewis as “The Nutty Professor” …discovers Planters — “The world’s tastiest nuts” See Jerry Lewis as “The Nutty Professor” soon at your favorite theatre!
The real death of a cheerleader story (1985) 
62 beautiful vintage home designs & floor plans from the 1920s 
Say, Say, Oh Playmate: We traced the story of this old song and hand clapping game, and have the lyrics 
Cocaine-laced Coca-Cola introduced (1886) 
Six wonderful, workable kitchen designs from the ’60s Want to remember to remember? Our weekly newsletter shows you the latest vintage, old-fashioned & historic stuff that we have published or refreshed during the past seven days. Sign up here.
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