The company touted the product’s features, telling customers that it was low in cost and low in calories — plus that it came a box, stayed fresh on a shelf, and needed no refrigeration.
From 1959: New Dream Whip whipped topping
…luscious new Dream Whip is low in cost, low in calories — only 17 per serving. Comes a box, stays fresh on your shelf, needs no refrigeration.
You can fix Dream Whip any time, too — won’t wilt, won’t separate, keeps for days. Keep Dream Whip handy on your shelf and enjoy light and gay desserts every day.
Light and lovely Dream Whip makes your pies and puddings twice as fancy. Stays fresh in the refrigerator, too.
Cherry Dream Cake is the easiest dessert ever! Simply layers of sponge cake… chopped cherries… luscious new Dream Whip.
Snowy Pears — with Jell-O. Pear halves… soft Jell-O gelatin spooned on… and new Dream Whip. Calories? Hardly any.
Dream Whip on anything costs so little. Like on gingerbread. Heap it high — the budget can take it.
Dream Whip from the 1950s
ALSO SEE: Rainbow cake recipe with 5 layers of fluffy whipped Jello (1962)
