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Frosted Cranberry Squares, 1965  – Vintage Thanksgiving Recipe Re-Run

Frosted Cranberry Squares, 1965 – Vintage Thanksgiving Recipe Re-Run

by RetroRuth | Nov 2, 2016 | Best & Worst, Hello Jell-O, Holiday, Thanksgiving, The BEST, Uncategorized

It’s coming up on turkey time, so it’s time to bust out the vintage recipes! I am re-running my most favorite vintage Thanksgiving recipes this month, you lucky readers. It’s very exciting! And we are going to start it off with some gelatin. Because...
Sea Breeze Salad, 1968 – A Mid-Century Recipe Re-Run

Sea Breeze Salad, 1968 – A Mid-Century Recipe Re-Run

by RetroRuth | Aug 5, 2015 | Desserts, Hello Jell-O, The BEST

I was digging through the archives this week for a yummy gelatin to whip up for a party, when I came across this post from August of 2013! Since I am making it again, I thought I would give you guys a re-run of it as well. Enjoy! This week we have a gelatin that is...

Sea Breeze Salad – A Mid-Century Gelatin Test

by RetroRuth | Aug 14, 2013 | Best & Worst, Hello Jell-O, The BEST

This week we have a gelatin that is decidedly NOT gross. Sea Breeze Salad! This thing is basically jelled lemon pie filling with pineapple in it. Nothing bad here. Surprising, isn’t it?  Well, we were invited to a picnic earlier last month where I knew there would be...
Carrot and Pineapple Salad – A Gelatin Recipe Test

Carrot and Pineapple Salad – A Gelatin Recipe Test

by RetroRuth | Sep 12, 2012 | Hello Jell-O, Salads, Side Dishes & Salads

  This week we have a recipe test that is, thankfully, short and sweet. Since we tested out a TON of recipes for our recent Gelatin Contest, I have a bunch of gelatin recipes stacked up and ready to go for you guys.  Which is kind of weird since I am used to...
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