"Sundown Suppers" frozen tv dinners for kids- much like the microwave kids dinners with brownies, mini franks & beanscowboys & On the box were pix of cowboys & cartoons.

I believe these were called Libbeyland TV dinners, with themes such as Sundown Supper and Safari Supper

Indeed they were Libbyland (spelled correctly, not Libbeyland). Youtube has a clip available!!!

I remember a dish detergent in the 1970's called Cagonite 289. There was even a Wacky Packages sticker spoffing it called Catonite 289. I guess it's not around anymore because the name Cagonite 289 was too wierd or sientific

i am doing a project and need to know what kinds of food were eaten in the 70s can anyone tell me

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Do you remember a snack, it was a crispy cheese waffer snack with cheddar cheese in the middle? It was possibly in the 70's.

^^ cheese (or "cheez" ) waffels. still sold in grocery stores in missouri.

Its driving me crazy .....does anyone remember a pudding that came with a seperate package of chocolate that you put on top then refridgerated and the chocolate top would become firmer I think it was from the 70's

Does anyone remember a fruit punch that came in a clear plastic pouch? You stuck a straw in it like Capri Sun but it was way before the foil style stand up pouches. I remeber it from the 70's, but can't remember the name of the drink. Can anyone help?

does anyone remember food sticks from the early 70's

I think they were called Zig Zags

I believe it was called Space Food Sticks ! They are still available at some nostalgia food stores in Illinois. I saw them in Wheeling.

HAHAH IT WAS CALLED 1-2-3 THE PUDDING AND MOUSSE!!

oval shaped milk chocolate with hazel nuts (nutbuds) Anyone remember these?

does anyone remember the name of a large animal shaped cookie that was covered with pink icing..i believe they were from the late 60's early 70's..i used to love them as a kid...

Little oval shaped chips. They were about the size of your thumb and had a kind of dimple down the middle. I am from Canada - so maybe these were only sold in Canada? It's been driving me nuts for YEARS!

anybody remember Sour Bites? Are they available anywhere?

Joanne, are you referring to Mother's brand Iced Animal Cookies? I remember them from the 70's. They are as good today as they were then.

Does anyone remember the Indian Head shaped cookie? It was either ginger snap or molasses and I remember eating them in the 70's but can't find any information out about them. I hope someone else remembers and can provide feedback.

Looking for the Ideal cookies from nabisco

I remember a soft gooey candy that came in a container that looked like a record album....container was sort of clear with a sticker on it that looked like a record. There was a tiny silver spoon attached so you could eat the candy inside. This came in fruit flavors I think.

Remember: Pogen's Cookies? Horlick's Malted Milk TABLETS? Goldman's Cup O' Gold (not here in Colorado!) Double Cola (ca) Woolworth White Front Gemco Chicken Delight.. we deliver!

How about the bubble gum albums in the late 70's or early 80'2? They had grooves and everything just like an album, but it was bubble gum and it came in a small cardboard case, just like an album cover. I think they were either a little pricey or weren't around long - The one & only I remember I had was, The Knack "My Sharona".

I was just looking for the bubble gum album's I had in the late 70's/early 80's from the ice cream man-they were my favorite. I remember I had R U S H! I would love to purchase those now-Where can we find them! Those were the coolest!

Amy T................. http://theimaginaryworld.com/newt018.jpg

I'm sorry.....this is really for Cali! Spoon Candy http://theimaginaryworld.com/newt018.jpg

des anyone live in the columbus ohio area and remembers a pie called"southern custard pie" it was sold as a full size pie from t6he old store SUPER DUPER. might have been bluebird brand.

Does anyone remember Wise BBQ Cottage Fries?

does anyone remember the name of the mini chocolate cookies that were sold in a small box. The front of the box had one of the dark cookies and a cat face was drawn on top of the cookie (like a happy face but in a cat face form with triangle ears).

http://www.theimaginaryworld.com/chocchip.jpg This is the cocolate chip one with the cat face.

http://www.theimaginaryworld.com/milkoo62.jpg Cathy, Here is the chocolate one one with a bear? face. These are chocolate (chip) snaps from nabisco. I think that is what you are looking for.

I like this website!

I so remember the Libbey-land dinners. Always got 'em when my parents went out for a saturday night date...

Does anyone remember that thing that I used to eat back in the day...what was it called...mmmmm....dang...

For Cali and Dee....the pudding you're talking about Cali was called "Spoon Candy". It was the best! The 1-2-3 that Dee is talking about was called "Jello 1-2-3" and had 3 layers of jello. The first layer (bottom) looked like regular jello, then the second layer was a bit lighter (don't remember what was added to that layer) and the third layer was even lighter. The spoon candy was a mousse like pudding and the chocolate that you pour on top hardened. Just like what we know today as "Magic Shell". I miss "Spoon Candy"!

I remember some of the candy from from when I was kid back in the early 70's. Does anyone remember a a candy called a seven up bar. It had seven different types of filling and was coated in chocolate. I remember it had mint, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate,maple ect... It was my favorite

Cathy, those cookies were called Chocolate Snaps and there were chocolate chip cookies in the same packaging too. Those were great!

i lived in dayton, ohio and remember the bluebird pie company and the southern style custard they made, it was my favorite pie. I did find some in the 80s but haven't seen any since. Anyone know of a recipe for this pie?

Does anyone remember vanilla and rootbeer flavored popsicles? I remember a little Mom and Pop store on Brass Castle Road in Washington NJ selling them.. oh and a blueberry one too! This site is fun..thanks

Does anyone remember a frozen Napoleon Pie from the 60's/70's. I don't remember if it was Sara Lee or Mrs. Smith's. It was one of my absolute favorite pies. Oh & I love this site...I so remember the Spoon Candy & the Jello 1-2-3. Yummmm

Does anyone remember Pucker Pellets? We used to get 'em from the vending machine at the public swimming pool. My sister would get Bugles corn chips. And we'd usually drink a Fanta orange soda. Good times...

Natalie - you can buy Seven Up bars at Cracker Barrel Country Stores (and restaurants). I think they are a little different now, though. I think they only have chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla fillings.

Does anyone know if Pogen Gingersnaps are still around or where to get them?

Does anyone remember the name of a cookie that had a scalloped edge, hole in the middle, was either a spiced or oatmeal flavor, was whited iced with colored ball sprinkles? My family bought them in the 70's. They came in a clear package with a clear "tray". They were lined up on their side in three separate compartments. They were the best! We think they were either Salerno or Archway, but not sure!!

Does anyone remember the frozen food that came with a packet you poured into your milk. The milk changed colors. What company was that?

Hi. I'm looking for the name and manufacturer of a macaroon sandwich cookie that had pink creme in the middle of the sandwich. It was crisp and coconutty. They were available in the Des Moines Iowa area during the late 60's early 70's. I've been googling them for years to no avail!

Amy T - the drink was called Poke-em! I loved the green!!!

Puff Pastry appetizer- it would come in a sheet and you'd break it aprat into squares. You'd bake them and they would puff up to about 3/4" high. It came in a cheese flavor and I beleive like a garic. ad them in the 70's and still could purchase in the 80's, but can't find them any more!

Does anyone remember the shake up pudding where it had its own container,you put in a pkg of pudding mix and poured milk , put lid on its container and shook it up until it was thick?? it came in chocolate and banana flavours ??? It probably had a few other flavours.

Does anyone remember backs in the 70's there was a cookie called pennywheels?they were big and round and looked like the smillin jacks on the market today;but they were not smillin jacks.They did have a picture of a jack on them.They were sold 2 for a penny.mostly sold in old grocery stores.Help

Does any one remember these cookies they came in a lite blue bage there were only two rows inthe bag one was chocolate and the other was vinilla and they were filled with a lite lemon flavored cream.if so please let me know at sdcurrie66@gmail.com thanks

I'm trying to remember a brand of milk. The carton was black. the lettering was colorful. The commercials played some groovy party music. The camera was frantic, and the mods were on the go. The only name that comes to mind is Viva. Does anyone have a better recall than I on this?

FOOD STICKS!! Yes, I remember them as part of the Carnation breakfast line. THere were breakfast bars, instant breakfast and food sticks. They were the first to go then breakfast bars and now only instant breakfast still sees shelf space. I remember them as sort of pasty, gritty sort of tootsie rollesque.

Michelle, I still have the Blondie "Heart of Glass" bubble gum album somewhere. I wonder if they are worth anything. I believe they were made by either Fleer or Topps.

Does anyone remember a Cracked Wheat product from David's Sunflowers? I bought them at the ball field and swimming pool. No one at David's remembers it!

I almost remember that David's product. Not the hominy corn nuts? How's about that fabulous Nesbitt Orange Soda Pop - Soda Pop commercial. Oh yeah and Shasta, its got be Shasta...

Looking for information on a few items from the early 70s. Both were of a chip variety. One was called Pizza Spins and the other was a box of "flash-fried" potato chips called Chippos. These were available in the Midwest.

Remember Jack in the Box used to sell Bonus Jack? How about Pep cereal, peanut butter pudding with hard chocolate layer on top and the Big Stick popsicle?

Anyone from the Philadelphia area remember a drink that came in an orange and yellow can called "Blend"? It was a citrus punch that came in a big can like Hawaiian Punch did. The outside was decorated with drawings of orange and lemon slices.

does anyone remember vernors ice cream? It tasted like ginger ale I think the box was green color.

This is obscure, and it's definitely 60's. Does anyone remember a small roll of goodness that was buttery, cinnamony and sugary and sold for the huge price at supermarkets for 89cents? They were incredible. Wrapped in cellaphane. No morfe than probably 4 inches long, and 1 1/2 " in diameter.

My girl firend was thinking of something she loved as a kid> i guess you fried it and it would come in different colors. Sorry to be so vague.she remembers them from the 70's

Wondering if anyone remembers "Rally" candy bars. They came in a white wrapper with "Rally" written in big red letters.

Does anyone remember a yogurt that had a vanilla bean paste on top of?

Does anyone remember getting a cardboard and foil hatchet for George Washington's Birthday filled with hard cherry sours? Freakies cereal? Those cool little terrariums that came in the Super Sugar Crisps box? Little Red Hen chicken?

Remember that colored flavored sugar that you would sprinkle on your cereal?

Hibachi burger mix, vegetables, seasoning packet - la choy or kikkoman made it - can't find info anywhere - you mixed it with ground beef - was actually delic - i'm laughing thinking about the space food sticks and the drinks with the straws that you poked through the bags- what great memories

Does anyone know where I can get a real creamsicle? I've tried frozen treats that are similar but just cannot find the real deal.

Helen, I remember those little terrariums! They were awesome! I remember so much condensation built up inside the little plastic ball that you couldn't see the little plants. Andrea, Popsicle brand still sells orange creamsicles here in Ohio. I think that's who made them here when I was small. A lot of stores sell only the low-cal version (taste pretty much the same, though0 and a few here have the regular. Maybe you are thinking of a different brand?

About the drink pouches that AmyT was asking about, it might be a product i remember from the early 70s called "Super Sip"?? Several clear bags of juice came packaged in a dark blue cardboard box. I think the little pointed straws were glued to the sides of the pouches so you had to be careful when you pulled them off before you jabbed the pouch with them. I think they came into different flavors, like grape, fruit punch, and orange-pineapple. Hope that helps.

looking for a picture of the frosted animal cookies that were packaged in the 1970 or 1980 they were in a box where you lifted the flap and could reseal

Hi were Ideal cookies the ones that were long rectangular cookies stacked single file in a long rectangular plastic package 1 layer deep, covered in chocolate, with a cruncy layer or two inside and peanut butter as well? I've been looking for these forever but don't know the name or if they still make them!

Does anyone remember a gelatin/pudding type of dessert, that had 3 layers, wasn't Jell-o and the name was something like 9:04...the "time" was the name...

I have been looking for the name of the frosted animal cookies sherry asked about above. I believe there were two rows of standing pink frosted cookies (top side only) in each box. It was the best tasting cookie I ever had. We would fight over each box. Anyone remember the name or manufacturer?

During the late 70s and early 80s, my grandmother used to serve us kids cheese doodles, but not any cheese doodle, nope, these were hollow, more the size of a thumb than a pinky finger, and slightly squished in appearance. They were much 'softer' to the touch, to the tongue and on the palate. They kinda melted in your mouth to a degree, and didn't yellow the fingers half as much! I loved those, the last bag I bought was around 1986-7, never saw them again, anywhere... :(

Anyone remember Lipton having a Mac and Cheese where you added boiling water? it was awesome.

Looking for a name of a product I used to get all the time as a kid. It looked like coagulated cheese and pepperoni pieces in a circle and separated by squares of plastic like hamburger patties. You were supposed to put them on english muffins and into a toaster oven for muffin pizzas. They were sold in the refrigerated section of the stores.

There was a cereal that was around in the 70's or very early 80's that was like KIX but the cereal balls were vanilla flavored and were actually filled with chocolate....(like the consistency of a chocolate bar)Anyone remember these?

I am craving some Regal Crown sour cherry candy. Help me anyone, can they be found anywhere? Also there used to be a dumpling "box" dinner ( sold in the mac and cheese isle) if i remember correctly it came in an orange box?? You just added water and butter?? Does anyone recall this?

Natalie-I remember SevenUp bars!!! They were my favorite and I'm so glad you remember them too! I also loved these red cinnamon popsicles in the 70s. They were so good and I wish I could eat them again! Growing up in the 70s was really great-nobody worried about trans-fats or free-range anything. I would love to drink a Fanta Red Cream Soda in the pull-tab can.

I'm tryinjg to remember a soda from the mid-seventies- for sure had it in Champaign Illinois. It tasted like a liquid version of Sweet Tarts Candy...I'm thinking the name had two parts and the second part was "Brees" or "Bri" - maybe a French sounding- at least that's what my brain is trying to tell me! Thanks for any help!

Does anyone remember a cinnamon toaster stick? I think it was Aunt Jemima's. They came three to a "sleeve" and you broke them apart to eat them. They were soft on the inside and crispy on the outside.

What were the "Boil in bag" dinners that came frozen? I know one was chicken ala king flavor. Were they Chun King? #2) What was the crunchy candy sold by "The Jewel Tea Company" touted as "Guy Lombardo's favorite candy!"? It came in a yellow or gold flat box with wax paper on the top- the candies looked something like rice crispie treats and were addictive as hell! tlanephoto@yahoo.com

What a great site! I, too, have been searching and searching for the name of the large animal cookies with the pink frosting (one one side), which, as Sherry or Mike noted above, were packaged in a box with a resealable flap. I can still taste them, though I've not had one in at least forty years. If anyone remembers what they were called and if (by some miracle) they are still available someplace, please post it on this site. I would go to the ends of the earth to taste just one again.

7 up bars are still around but they are called skybars you can buy them on the internet at candycrate.com I totally forgot about the cinnamon popsicles until I read the post above. They were soooo good. Do you remember cinnamon toothpicks?

OMG, Jeff, aunt jemima cinnamon toaster sticks... i crave them still. lol

what was the name of the cookies sold in the 70s that was in a pink and white bag chocolate cookies with chocolate cream in the middle and vanilla cookies with vanilla cream in the middle?

Does anyone remember a cookie from the 70s? They were molasses with white icing and they had brown stripes on top. I believe they came in a purple bag. I'm looking for the name and where I can purchase them.

* I'm trying to remember the name of the chewing gum that was marketed to kids in the early 1970s, whose gimmick was: "IT TASTES LIKE ICE CREAM!" And @ "nerfy" - yeah, I occasionally find myself wondering about "Chipos" myself... I'd liked the "gimmick" (sold in "boxes" instead of bags, with the cartoon of the "cook" on the back of the package working an processing line where the chips were being "flash fried" with "lightning bolts"), but even more surprising I'd liked those funky chips themselves, which were truly horrid, but perhaps the "newness" and quirkiness is more of what got me hooked.

I remember libbylands. my favie was the LandLubber. You folded the cardboard back and had puzzles, find the hidden pictures etc. The milk mix was pretty good too. my brother loved them too.

I'm trying to remember a gum from the 70's. It was a solid chunk of gum about 3" X .5". It came in sour apple and grape. The wax paper package was bright green or purple depending on the flavor. I remember a bright yellow smiley face in the center of the cover. Thanks for your help.

Ace-of-Stars, I remember an ice cream flavored gum that wasn't Adams. I remember that it came in chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry and tasted just like ice cream. I also liked Fruit Sripe gum.

Someone mentioned before a cookie called "Smilin' Jack's"..These are made by the popular cookie and cracker company named Murray(R). They still make the cokkie. Also, the gum that Andy is referring to is called "Circus Gum"..It came in the flavors of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry (tasting like ice cream); and had a picture of a circus clown on each of the wrappers. Certain old - fashion candy stores sell them; but you can order and buy them online.

Andy and Ace-of-Stars: The gum you are talking about is called "Circus Gum"; and, Andy, it was made by Adams. The gum came in 3 flavors, tasting like ice cream (chocolate, vanilla, strawberry; and were wrapped in paper with pictures of a circus clown on each wrapper. Although they don't sell them at stores or candy shops, can order and buy them at many Candy Nostalgia shops online.

I was born in '89, but have psychic "episodes." I'd like to know of a red & white paper bag snacks that seemed EXTREMELY popular with kids maybe 6-9 yrs old. I saw this vision in my house which was built in the 60s. Vision seemed like 60s maybe 70s. Could anyone verify my vision? Wrestlerng8@yahoo email. Thanks

Does anyone remember the hot apple dessert that came in idividual packets? You poured the apple packet in a dish and added hot water and stirred it. You let it sit for a minute and it was like instant apple crisp.

I remember those great iced animal cookies from the 60's and have been trying to find them again. I don't think they were Mother's, but must have been made by a small company that has seince gone out of business. They were available in the Midwest before we got them in New York, so maybe they were made in Chicago or Detroit?

Not only did Libby's have Sundown Supper, they also had Pirate Picnic (which had a tasty little hot dog and bun as its entree) and one other (dang, I can't think of the name.) This was in 1972 & 1973.

May I correct my previous comment? The Libby kids frozen dinner that had the little hot dog was Safari Supper. I don't remember what the Pirate Picnic had, but the Sundwon Supper had a tiny hamburger and bun. There was one other, Sea Divers Dinner, which had fish sticks.

@Chomper01: "Circus Gum" sounds completely unfamiliar, although I do recall that a "clown" mascot was associated with it, and the "Adams" name attached to it does seem to ring a slight bell. Thanks for the info.

Daryl Lemon blend. you can find it still

how about the rally bar,and king vitamin cereal wacky packages

1-2-3 was a jello product. you whipped it up in a blender and poured into glasses and into the fridge. there it would seperate into jello/mousse/frooth. yummy and looked great to.

anyone remember a crazy commercial jingle in the early 70's (i lived in No.VA.) that had a sesame seed cartoon character singing something like: "a shaky(?) little sesame seed.." i don't know if it was for a burger joint chain or just for hamburger buns.. been driving me crazy, as i still can hear it as if it just played yesterday...

Want to find/get name of party snack,puff pastry that came frozen. You broke them along the perforation and baked them. Came in cheese, or bacon and cheese,and other flavors too. Always had them on New Year's Eve. The were only about an inch square,and puffed to about a half inch. Driving me nuts!!!

Does anyone recall a Halloween time juice called Withches Brew (or something like that) and was bright green? I'm from the Phila area. I know I didn't dream this stuff up!

Nae, I do remember that pudding. It was called either, Mr. Puddin Head or just Puddin head. Would love to be able to find one.

Judy, those were made by a company called Red-L and I think they were just called Assorted Puffs. They seem to have gone out of business.

Anyone remember a candy bar called "Danish"? It was cinnamon and sugar b/t wafers of caramel covered in white chocolate.....delicious!! Also, the "Wig Wag" and "Marathon" candy bar.... My brother lived on Space sticks every morning. They tasted like a vitamin and tootsie roll mix.

there was a snack that was popular in the midwest in 1975 It was like a fried cheetos product, that was taco flavored and came in a pringles type container.... don't know the name or the manufacturer.... but they were great!!!

Lisa, the pudding powder you would add to milk in a container was called "shake-a puddin" loved it! hehe

does a poptart shaped in the shape of an oval swirl ring a bell? i thought they were called go tarts but not sure

YES! YES! YES! Pat from Philly wrote a comment on 6/14/2010 about the orange/lemon fruit drink named "BLEND". I too am from Philly and have been searching the net and the stores. I even drove to the store we use to get it from--Acme Market at Sedgewick St. and Germantown Ave. On a hot summer day there was nothing like ice cold BLEND. Would LOVE to find it. If anyone knows where to get it let know at tweetybirds@comcast.net

I love this message board. Does anyone remember chicken salad in a can? This was mid 70s/ early 80s. It was sold in the grocery store by the deviled ham, and it sounds so gross but I loved it. There was chicken or tuna salad in a silver can with a pull off lid. We ate it at picnics. Thanks so much.

Yes! I remember BLEND although no one in my family remembers it. I thought I was nuts. WE used to have it in the fridge all the time.

Does anyone know the name/brand of a yellow rectangular-shaped snake cake with a banana cream filling? Was my favorite in the late 60s-70s, sold in the Seattle-Tacoma area. These aren't the twin spice cakes with banana cream. Help!?!

I think what I was trying to remember MAY have been called BETTY CROCKER FRUIT &CRUNCH...? Also loved the Date Bar mus!

How about Nabisco Yum-yums? (They are like the Girl Scouts Caramel deLites) Or the Chung King dinners (the 2 cans taped together). Loma Linda Ruskets cereal. There was also a frozen milk shake concentrate in a plastic tub, about the size of a plastic glass. You scoop some out, and mix with milk for a milk shake.

I am looking for a old oatmeal cookie that was sold in brown paper bag with a see through plastic front

Does anyone remember a candy from the late 80's or early 90's that came in a small square container, when you pulled back the top, there was a creamy candy with like a chocolate hazelnut on one side and a vanilla on the other?? It also came with a little spoon.

Nikki, I believe the cookies were made by Archway. Sorry, I have no idea if they are available anywhere.

Cathy from Seattle It wsa called a "Flip" Don[t remeber the Mfg but Hostess or Little Debbie would be a good start AWESOME I LOVE 'EM TOO

Jennifer, there is a Mexican candy, Duvalin, that fits the description.

For those looking for that delicious citrus drink called Blend...it is still available in the Pittsburgh area. I was introduced to blend as an adult, and I always pick some up whenever I visit Pittsburgh!

How did this Sundown Suppers TV Dinners thread become a community? LOL

I am looking for a biscuit that was sold as a dietary aid for diabetics. It was gluten free and it was generaly found in the dietary section of the drug stors it was sold in the late 60's early 70's any ideas

Hi anyone know where to find Mickey Cakes (they are a bit like a dingdong w/o the choc cover) ? Can email me at 2007@bobby.net Thank you.

There was a pudding in the 70's from the refrigerated section that was in a paper container that you ripped open and basically squeezed into your mouth. I remember my favorite was butterscotch. Anyone know the name of it?

Does anyone every remember eating an ice cream bar with blue ice cream on the inside with a purple coating on the outside?

Missing a chocolate bar available in London Ontario in the early 70's. It had beige icing, pink stripes, and vanilla wafer inside. What was it called? I know I am not imagining things! :D

Does anyone remember a chicken and noodle dinner that came in a box. I think it was made by Kraft. It had rectangular noodles and little bits of chicken and the noodles and it had sauce with little bits of red in it. We had it about once a week and now I can't remember the name.

does anyone remember the drinks in a plastic tennis ball. Once you had finished it you cut off the top and put it on the tow ball of your car.

Does anyone remember breakfast squares that came in different flavors? They were like a cake, covered in icing--they were a bit chalky in texture, if I recall. I can actually still taste the chocolate if I concentrate hard. Amy, THANK YOU for asking about the drinks in a clear plastic bag! I've been thinking of those a lot lately and thought maybe I just imagined them. I loved the red.

Happybooker98, YES! I remember that chicken and noodle dinner you are talking about. I can picture it in my mind, but for the life of me, I can't think of what it was. I just remember I used to love it.

Traci and Happybooker98 - You are talking about Kraft Noodle Classics Savory Chicken. Remember they also did the Spaghetti also?

Anyone remember crime vanilla wafer sticks? Came in a yellow box and think it had a windmill or a Dutch girl on it. From the 60s or 70's

In the 70's there was an ice-cream treat on a stick (like a hunky) but it was shaped like guitars and banjos. It was both vanilla and chocolate on the same stick

Traci, I remember those chalky breakfast "cakes". I used to eat them on Saturday mornings while watching Land of the Lost. I think they were for people who were dieting.

Traci, this morning the product Carnation Breakfast Bars came into my head. I Googled around. Then, through this site, I was told that there were also Carnation Breakfast Squares. The box looks like I remember, http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3233/2999975591_c967eb1f5e_z.jpg ,but I don't remember the middle layer. The box also says "MOIST". I don't remember it being too moist.

does anyone remember any margaine that was sold in the 60 and 70s there were 6 sticks in a box and the box was yellow

I believe the name of the pink frosted animal cookie from the 60-70 era was Party Time Frosted Animal Cookies. They came in a resealable flip top box. I do not know who the manufacturer was but I have been searching for years..loved them, my childhood favorite ( I also having been searching for Piccadilly cookies- can't find those either so they were probably made by the same company

Remember Chiffon Margarine? "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature".

Traci, I think they were Figurines diet bars.

does anyone remember fish and chip crips they were like a biscuit.

OMG so many memories I had long forgotten! I'm trying to find out about a popsicle that's been eluding me for so long. My family used to buy them at Safeway here in Alberta. They were HUGE (really tall skinny ones, single stick). I don't think they were the Big Stick Popsicle brand ones because from the very rare photos I have seen, they seem too short(unless I find better photos of actual 70s versions LOL... but I don't recall them being swirled or anything, just solid flavours). Any ideas? I swear I'm not imagining them! LOL

Does anyone remember a cheescake you could buy in Elizabeth, NJ and it came in a rectangular cardboard box. Cannot remember the name but it was the best. This was in the 60's and 70's.

do nabisco still make the old fashion gingersnaps in the yellow stripe box???

There use to be a canned juice called Blend. I can't seem to find anything about it. Would love to be able to find it!

Do you remember around 1978-1982 they sold these disks of processed cheese to melt on bread and they had pizza ones that were mozzarella with bits of pepperoni in them and they had taco ones that were cheddar with bits of ground beef maybe? I'm trying to remember what they were called. This is driving me crazy. Help! :)

Trying to see if ANYONE, remembers the Tripple Whipple Ice Cream Cone, sold by McDonald's, I guess in the mid-70s. No one else seems to remember this. It was pre-made and wrapped, like a Nutty Buddy is wrapped, (if I recall correctly). It was a small scoop of chocolate/strawberry and vanilla ice cream, altogether.

@Twirly, I remember the chicken salad. Not the Underwood Deviled Ham or Chicken. This was more regular chicken salad, similar to the little Bumble Bee salad/cracker kits out now.

Missy, Creame vanilla waver sticks in the yellow box with windmill and Dutch girl. I loved them and can't remember who made them. Can't imagine they are around anymore. Anyone know who made them?

Does anyone remember chocolate chips muffins by Sara Lee.They came in a foil pan with a cardboard lid.This was in the seventies.They were more like a cake and they were square 6 in the pan delicious want them again!

A straw that turned milk chocolate and got soggy because it was paper, and a premade peanut butter jelly sandwich in a foil pack??

I believe it was from the 80's does anyone remember the chocolate covered peanuts with peanut butter in the middle? It came in a purple bag.

My favorite candy was sour bytes as a kid!! I wish they still made them! They were like pill shapped pastel colored sweet tarts with a different animal stamped on each one.the package was shiny gold foil with a pastel striped tiger on the front! I think it was a tiger lol! I miss the carnation breakfast squares the most and wish they would bring them back! They had choc, peanutbutter, and a cinnamon vanilla type flavor! Each had a real thin layer of icing on top and I can still remember exactly how they taste!once I signed a petition to bring them back! I have never been close to finding a breakfast square with the texture or taste of the breakfast squares. Everything I see is loaded with knoby crunchy hard crap! Why won't anyone make a smooth textured protein breakfast bar again! I also loved space sticks,fizzies that you dropped in water and it made a drink.I loved shake a pudding too!there were these yummy tart apple pop tarts with white squiggly icing in 3 rows on top of the pop tarts, and they were so fresh tasting.I can't remember who made them.they were like tart apple but without the cinnamon.

What happened to fish sticks. They used to be cheap and tasty. Now they are expensive and they suck.

Does anyone remember in the 70's icream on a stick they were animal characters,one was malcom the monkey

Looking for anyone that remembered a pop a drink from the 70's that came with a pointed straw and a clear plastic bag?

Jeff I loved those cinnamon toaster sticks from Aunt Jemima. I was perhaps in second grade and ate them almost daily. They disappeared around then. My mother looked all over but never found them. They were delicious.

I remember me and my brother eating sundown suppers in the early 70's. Loved the Wild West pics. Miss those days.

I am a 70's kid. Does anyone remember a milk product called purple cow? Or body buddies cereal?

Whatever happened to Lucky Lager and TJ Swann "Mellow Nights"? What were the other names of wines by TJ Swann?

Does anyone remember kraft noodle classics having some Mac and cheese in a box with square noodle, and chicken flavor was another?

Does anyone remember a dessert in a can by Libby's? It had layers and you shook the can and could eat the dessert right out of the can.

does anyone remember a white iced snack cake from the 70's that had a little crumb in the icing...i thought dolly madison made them but i can't find any info.

I loved sara lee frozen blonde chocolate chip bars from the 1970's and Tuna twist!!!

I remember most of the things you guys are talking about. The space food sticks after the space program got underway. They had lots of vitamins and were used in space to keep the astronauts healthy. My question: What was the name of the cheap frozen pies that you could buy on sale 2 for a dollar? They came in peach, apple, and cherry; and coconut, bananna, add chocolate cream.

Does anyone remember the old fashioned jack cookies? There was a man in the center and you could eat around and save the man for last.

Looking for a picture of the old fashioned jack cookies

Looking for the name of a product from around '73 or'74 that was like a Hot Pocket but cooked in the toaster. There was a grilled cheese that I loved. I think it was advertised by Sheri Lewis and Lamb Chop. Any ideas?

Looking for cookies that came in a blue and white box with foil on the ends. The cookies were 'M' shaped and very buttery. They may have been german. My mom used to buy them at Hughes market at xmas time in the early 70's.

Metro Pugh, you are remembering Danish go Rounds.. I believe made by Kelloggs. Tube pastry filled with fruit fillings and curves into an oval shape. Loved the strawberry!

Pat, Reymer's Lemon Blennd Available around Pittsburgh & online.

I all but forgot until dad mentioned that A&W Drive-In's used to have Frank N Steins..hot dog & root beer combo in the 70'S. Seemed like around Halloween and you got an iron on patch of Frankenstein right?

Back in the 60's I think, we used to get a tube shaped package (kinda like the ones peanuts come in) of tiny balls of some kind of puffed up kernel only they weren't really hard but crunchy sort of?? I can't remember really what they were but they came in flavors. 1 kind was a little spicy the other was just plain.

Several people have mentioned the frosted animal shaped cookies of the '70s into at least the early '80s. I'd swear they were a 'baby' cookie made by Gerber. I recall the red/white box, and the YELLOW (not pink) frosting. They were delicious. Don't recall seeing them on store shelves past the mid '80s. It's odd, though, I can't find ANYthing about them via the internet...which is odd if indeed they were a Gerber product. Then again, I remember thin mint Girl Scout cookies being YELLOW on the inside long before the dark colored breading they use now.

like the Sundown Suppers,,, would like to see if anyone remembers the old Bluebird Coconut Cream mini pies. or the Dean's Barbecue Chip Dip ? soooooooo good.

What were the ice creams that were vanilla and came in yellow plastic balls and you could pop the lid off once you ate the ice cream.....also the little coloured round lollies, chocolate centres candy shell that if you broke them in half they had like a 100s and thousand inside.

oversized pudding box of an ice cream novelty called a big wheel. pic of an early style tricycle on it. half vanilla ice cream half orange sherbert. tough memory here

Looking for a two pack large cookie, pink icing, was in pittsburgh area in late 60's early 70's. Approx size 2.5 by 4 inches, medium soft texture flavor was maybe light molasses. I am sure these are not made any more but would love to have some! I do not remember the brand. Im old now:)

Nabisco Skittle Chips?

Well i think I found the cookies. or very close they are called Stage Planks. Same size and shape and pink frosting. Just dont remember them being that hard?

Does anyone remember the ice cream bars in the 70s that had malt chocolate in the inside and a light chocolate crispy outside? I remember getting them in my catholic school cafeteria.

Does anyone remember the orange pineapple juice that was made by I think a company called lincoln? I use to drink it in the 70's but it could of been around before that

Does anybody remember a 1970's candy called Disco Dish. It probably wasn't out too long. A purple grape flavored pudding like candy in a little dish that came with a little spoon.

Does anyone remember cookies made to look like ice cream cones? The cones looked like a sugar cone and the ice cream scoop was iced and decorated with sprinkles. Maybe in the 70's??? What was their name?

Does anybody remember a candy bar from the 1970's called the 10:30 Bar? I don't think it was around long. It was unlike any other candy bar.

Does anybody here remember Tab when they used to have lemon-lime, root beer, and orange Tab? I think if I remember right they were out at the tail end of the 70's, 1979 and 1980. I also remember Tab being in other flavors like black cherry sometime earlier back in the 70's. 1974 thereabouts? I remember drinking black cherry Tab once. It was pretty good.

does anyone remember a tv dinner that had noodles and a little biscuit? I loved those, do they still make them? And also a cupcake that had a creamy colored icing and a pecan right on top?

I remember the Gerber yellow frosted animal cookies. Lovingly referred to as just "Baby Cookies". Those were my favorite (even as an adult) until they were no longer able to be found.... I keep hoping some day they will hit store shelves again.

Anyone remember ginger Snap cookies that came in a bag? They were all smooth, very flat and all looked the same and were very hard and did snap when broken. they were around the mid 1970's to early 80's. Trying to remember who made them but can't remember. Thanks

Does anyone remember Pates Cheese Pops. they were the best cheeto type snack ever. Never found them again also me and my siblings were wondering about pizza spins. We loved those too. Thank you

Trying to remember what these were called- they were frozen, round, and you put them in the toaster. They had a pizza-like filling, well, pink and a little bit cheesy. They didn't taste too good, but my mother kept buying them for us! Probably late 70s-early 80s. Thanks!

I am trying to remember a creamy frozen treat from the ice cream truck. it was on one stick and it seemed like a lot of colors mixed together because it was sort of a periwinkle/purple-grey color. I lived in North Carolina in about 1970

Does anyone remember Lipton dinners in a box around 1970? There was stroganoff, ham and cheese noodle , and chicken with rice. You added water. The meat in the boxes was freeze dried. I loved the ham and cheese noodle and the chicken one.

If we could get our childhood food back what a full filled bucket list!!!

Does anyone remember crisp imported oatmeal cookies that came in an oblong white box. Each box had 3 plastic bags that contained 4 cookies each.

I also have been searching for the large pink frosted animal cookies that came in a flip top box. They were pink for sure and were a larger cookie than the ones they sell now with no sprinkles and frosted on the one side

Amy they used to have these large animal cookies with lite pink icing in the 80s or 90s that were delicious. I don't remember the brand tho.

Amy I found Stauffer's iced animal cookies online that look like the animal cookies I remember but I think they're smaller and they have come in both white and pink icing.

Does anyone remember Square boys.

Anyone remember Carnation Spreadables? They were a ready made sandwich spread.

On the Chicago scene. The Libby Land Sundown Supper (double hamburger) TV dinner commercial. Mean Gene hits Libby the Kid's balloon with paper airplanes. In November, 1973, this aired during "Ozzie's Girls" on WMAQ, Channel 5. In this 24-episode sitcom, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson take in two college girls as boarders (renting David and Rick's old room). One, a neat-freak black girl (Brenda Sykes). The other, a hippie-like, free spirited white girl (Susan Sennett). They become good friends despite personality differences. David Nelson assisted with production in this syndicated, pleasant show that none of the networks wanted (another example was "Wait Till Your Father Gets Home" cartoon). Ozzie died a year after show ended production.

Chu Bops-Miniature Record Albums w/ bubble gum. The gum was crap, but I had to have the Judas Priest British Steel one.

My grandma bought me chewy chocolate candy that looked like a tootie roll but they weren't as hard to chew. They were long sticks and had a really different chocolate flavor. Does anyone know what it is.

I also have been searching for the large pink frosted animal cookies that came in a flip top box. They were pink for sure and were a larger cookie than the ones they sell now with no sprinkles and frosted on the one side. I think the box was pink also.

The Gerber yellow frosted animal cookies were my favorite too! We used to buy them by the case...

In the 70's there was a can of beans with a lumberjack looking man on it and I think a giant thumbprint on the top of the can. Does anyone know the brand? thanks

Yes the light yellow frosted animal cookie from the 70’s made by Gerber. Why can’t I find a picture of them from the internet. They were a baby cookie and definitely made by the Gerber company. I would beg my mother to buy them for me. They had a yummy almost vitamin taste to them.

Hunt's BIG JOHN'S BEANS 'N FIXIN'S,with the lumberjack?

Does anyone remember Granny Smith cookies? They were ginger snaps with a old lady sweeping the steps of her candy, gingerbread house.