Food of the Seventies, Morton Pot Pies
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Anyone remember these ? Not much different from today's except a bit more hardy. Were around in late '70's I thinks.
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I totally remember these! My mom & I were pot pie connoisseurs back then...definitely better than Swanson's!!
Yes better than Swanson's! They were like .10 cents back then.
I TOTALLY ENJOYED THEM THEY ARE THE BEST
I know right!! Way better than any pot pie today!
anyone know of anywhere I can get some??
I think Morton pot pies had pimentos in the recipe, msybe just ofr color?
As far back as the fifties, Morton also made frozen spaghetti and macaroni and cheese, both very good. Last I heard, Con-Agra closed them down. Probably couldn't find a way to include high fructose corn syrup into Morton's recipe.
In college at Va Tech, 1970, seems like they were 5 for a dollar on sale. Probably cost 20 cents in electricity then to heat in the toaster oven ( from frozen) but the notion of the carbon footprint of a pot pie would be years later.
They were around way before the 70's. I remember them from the late 50's
At va tech that's what we all ate at 4H camp Amazing food
I can still remember their commercials. Colonel Morton (way before colonel Sanders) goatee and all telling us " Morton Pot Pies, no soggy under crust" .
I remember Morton Pot Pies in the late 50's, 60's and 70's. Someone please tell me where and how to get them. They were so much better than any Pot Pies around today. Please bring them back.
I used to eat these all the time when I was a kid.
I swear there was nothing better on Grocery day than seeing the freezer full of these Goodies when I came home from school. I remember Mortons used used to sell Frozen spaghetti in that small metal tin container (my abso fave). I miss the my vintage meals.
I swear there was nothing better on Grocery day than seeing the freezer full of these Goodies when I came home from school. I remember Mortons used used to sell Frozen spaghetti in that small metal tin container (my abso fave). I miss the my vintage meals.
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