Welcome to the home of retro recipes! My intent is to share with you my extensive collection of vintage cookbooklets and their recipes. Got butter?
So, if you remember when a loaf of bread could be transformed into a delectable sandwich loaf or when casseroles were the norm, then you're sure to enjoy my fun new blog and the retro recipes contained herein.
New recipes every Mon./Wed./Fri.
I'm a 30-something manchild looking for friends with similar eclectic tastes. I get my kicks above the waistline, Sunshine.
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Okay, I know these aren't "vintage," but when I saw them on a Cake Mate Halloween display at the grocery store recently, I couldn't resist. I had to share them with you here. I'll be posting fun, Halloweentime foods all this week, so make sure to check in each day for some tasty fall treats!
posted by Kirkkitsch @ 6:00 AM
3 Comments:
Terri-
I'm so glad! I do too! I am such a sucker for all those little "take one" recipes at the grocery store. I esp. loved these because they were just so fun and Halloween-y! Besides, frosting makes everything better! Mmmmm! Empty calories never tasted so delicious! :d
I see what you mean: they may not be old, but they do have that dated, vintage look about them.
Mariana-
Exaaactly. They may be "new" now, but they totally have kitschability for the future. The new retro. ;)
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