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Can you guess the ingredients in these vintage holiday recipes?
Is that meat or fruit in that Jell-O?!
Holiday feasts with the family bring out those handed-down recipes. Your entire life, from childhood to adulthood, you have been eating them. Maybe it's Aunt Edna's Jell-O salad with the pretzels inside or Uncle Jerry's cranberry sauce with mandarin oranges. They may be divisive, but they're part of family history!
Meals have changed over the decades. The food spreads of Thanksgivings and Christmases past featured some ingredients that would cause kids today to make a face.
We've gathered some… unique recipes from the 1950s, '60s and '70s. See if you can guess what is inside!
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What is in this bright green Christmas tree — besides food coloring, obviously?
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What hot liquid are they drinking here with a slice of lemon?
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What is in the yellow sauce dripping down this "pudding"?
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What is the bright pink stuff inside this "Snow Cap Spread"?
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What are the little dark blobs in this turkey pot pie?
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What is inside these candles?
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What are the green chunks in the creamy layer of this gelatin fruit mold?
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What are the brown chunks in this cranberry soufflé salad?
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What are the white flecks encased in this "Christmas Bell Fluff"?
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What is the pale stuff floating alongside the ham chunks and mushroom caps?
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Finally, what is the flaky stuff alongside the olives inside the lime Jell-O?
Can you guess the ingredients in these vintage holiday recipes?
Your Result...
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque nec ante ipsum. Mauris viverra, urna et porta sagittis, lorem diam dapibus diam, et lacinia libero quam id risus.
I Love Lucy - Wreath
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A Christmas Story - Fudge
$38.95
Superman - Santa
$19.95
Betty Boop - I Want it All
$19.95
Betty Boop - Define Naughty
$19.95
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48 Comments
Ewwww.....who created this stuff, not us.
5/10
Party invitations said "BYOBB"
(....bring your own barf bag)
Party invitations said "BYOBB"
(....bring your own barf bag)
Almost makes me glad we were too poor to afford these concoctions. Olives and tuna inside jello? No thanks.
No wonder we were skinny kids back then! That and we actually ran around outdoors all day.
I remember having hot Dr Pepper as a kid. But, when you heat Dr Pepper it loses its fizz. Then what's the point?
We weren't ritzy enough when I was growing up to have any of these.
4/10 lol lol too funny and disgusting at the same time! did anyone actually eat any of that stuff?
7/11, and this is what we generally refer to as "unfortunate food."
Rice, tuna, Dr. Pepper and cranberry sauce have deceptive appearances.
5 out of 11, which means my capacity for horrific cooking must be low.
My great aunt Verna used to make beet jello. It was the only thing she ever made that I turned my nose up at. Everything she made was amazing, and I bet I would have enjoyed if I'd tried it...
5/10 That crap I wouldn't even feed to my dog! 🤢
Dog wouldn't even eat it!
5/10 Never seen any of that stuff on anyone's table.
YIKES - whos GAF
3/11. I’m so ashamed! LOL
BLLLKKKK! I wouldn't touch ANY of that stuff. I got 5 out of 11.
6/10 Gak! Another bad one.
6/11. To quote H.M. Murdock from The A-Team; "The Out-of-Towners", s1 e7,
"GARBAGE, HOOOOOOOOO!"
"GARBAGE, HOOOOOOOOO!"
1/11! missed numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and 11. count me out on eating those!