Sounds more like a toddler’s Grimoire than a cookbook

[sailorjupiter28titan]

Sounds more like a toddler’s Grimoire than a cookbook

Discussion

[bloodpilgrim]

In the south salad = food eaten cold

[DentonBard]

I like that a “large Coca-Cola” is defined as 10 ounces.

[molotovzav]

People on the old recipes sub have made this.

[Mimiphin]

Wait! A large coke was only 10 oz!!!
God America how did your portions get so out of control

[Kirbalerbs]

The absolute worst thing here is that it “separates into three layers”. 🤢

[DetachmentStyles]

It’s the “salad separates into three layers” for me

[dirkdarklighter]

Grimoire is my new favorite word.

[glycophosphate]

My family stayed in a rental cabin years ago, and one of the books on the shelf was called *That Amazing Ingredient: Mayonnaise!* The recipes contained therein were an offense against God and man.

[ijklamb]

Can anyone tell me how to dust jello into cream cheese?

[[deleted]]

Yeah these types of recipes were incredibly common and loved by Americans from all over the country, during the 1945-1970s. My grandma still makes some kinda similar. I can’t stand them.

[Nekohime64]

Mental note: write a grimoire for toddlers

[Colde_Noona]

This smells like Utah…

[Violet624]

Leave out for a couple of hours so it separates properly, bahahhahhaaaaa

[literallymoist]

An artifact from the dark ages of cuisine.

[No-Acanthisitta-2517]

Good lord, struggle meals were insane 🥺