The Darker Side of Dishes

Aug 21, 2013 09:29

In case you aren't familiar with THIS PINTEREST PAGE, (Disgusting Recipes), you need to be.  Be careful, though, it is bottomless (both in figurative horror and seriously, I've scrolled down for about 20 minutes and still haven't found the end of it).  LET THAT BE YOUR WARNING.

TOP O' THE MORNIN' TO YA!

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fruit, cereal, regrettable foods--no jello, regrettable foods, 1920s, 1960s, british, 1970s, 1950s, meat, 1930s, baking

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murakozi August 21 2013, 17:16:53 UTC
Okay, so I was expecting the first one to be some silly thing like pigs in blankets, but dang.. actual squirrels in cider.

I thought the bachelors buffet thing was some kind of food-baked-in-pastry thing at first. Mayo, mustard,cream, and gelatin? Yuck.

The last one's the winner. It looks horrid and upon reading the recipe, it probably tastes horrid, too.

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franklanguage August 22 2013, 05:19:37 UTC
Did people actually go out to the back yard and catch a few squirrels? That's just mean.

And I know suet pudding was no big deal at one time, but I just remember my mom hanging up big chunks of suet in the winter in these onion bags to feed the birds…and I say, "Please, no!"

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murakozi August 22 2013, 12:03:49 UTC
I remember my grandmother talking about squirrel stew when I was young. Of course, she grew up in Missouri during the depression. I also recall my grandfather mentioning hunting squirrels when he was young, but he shot 'em with a pellet gun or .22.

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gullinbursti August 22 2013, 14:45:45 UTC
We hunted squirrels when I was a kid. The only animal I've ever shot and eaten was a squirrel. It was actually pretty tasty. After that I left the hunting to my brother and father, though.

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arcane_nitehawk August 21 2013, 17:18:39 UTC
What's so wrong with the mayo one... *Reads recipe* oh gods that's not crockery in the background. Take it away take it away.

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spuzzlightyear August 21 2013, 18:00:03 UTC
Hot Buttered Cheerios sounds too good not to try.

But my god, that Suet thing.

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shortsweetcynic August 22 2013, 10:43:51 UTC
i admit that intrigued me too. at first i thought it was going to be something like rice krispie treats but made with cheerios, but the recipe has possibilities.

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ejia_arath03 August 21 2013, 18:50:54 UTC
Did you know that I had a dream that I found an entire faded, yellowing magazine full of terrible recipies like this, and my first thought was "Ooh, now I have food to post at vintage_ads"?

These goddamned things are seeping into my subconscious.

I'm snickering at the "Bachelor's mayonnaise" though. I guess "confirmed bachelors" really like thick, creamy mayonnaise, huh? Although come to think of it, Kraft (not miracle whip, mind) is my favorite kind of commercial mayonnaise. Hmmmmm.

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roeskva August 21 2013, 19:07:11 UTC
Those puddings are probably the single most disgusting thing labeled "food" I have ever seen!

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