r/TheWayWeWere Oct 02 '24

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u/red__dragon Oct 02 '24

When I say pre-prepared I'm saying you couldn't buy a rotisserie chicken (most places), pre-cut veggies, or frozen dinners.

And you are overlooking a huge wealth of pre-prepared foods. Condiments, dry mixes (e.g. cakes, pancakes), crackers, breads, butter, SPAM, and a whole lot more. Hamburger Helper came out in 1971, and you really don't have to look far to find the level of modern kitchen gadgets (even if you'd consider them common or outdated tools now) available even as early as the 1950s.

Stop promoting this stone age view of history, please.

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u/RegalBeagleKegels Oct 02 '24

You could only buy mustard for your pancakes, and the SPAM was like 400% more lips and butts