✨VINTAGE VIBES✨: 3 Easy 1950's Recipes for Your Next Dinner!

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  @louannpatton8754 · 2 years ago

  I was born in 1951 and I thought it was a great time to grow up. We played out until dark. Never worried about walking to the library , park, to the DQ, or to the local candy store hang out. Also to the pool or the pool hall. I have a cook book that looks like yours. the cover falling off and all. I also have hand written recipes, and every time I see my g'ma or mama's handwriting I tear up. I'm 72 and my son, who is a great cook, has already called dibs on the cookbook. I love watching your channel, but I will say today's  show had me teary eyed, but that is not a bad thing! To remember loved ones is the best! Thank you for this special show!

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• PA

  @Patipuka2824 · 2 years ago

  I was born in 1959. I grew up with 1 sister and 8 brothers. I was right in the middle. When I was growing up the world was so different back then. We slept with our doors unlocked, we played outside all day long and came home before dark. We played with all the kids on our block. There was no PlayStation, internet, cell phones. We had tree houses, we roller skated, hoola hooped, played jacks, freeze tag, ride bikes, etc. it was a great childhood.

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• EL

  @elizabethw.8561 · 2 years ago

  Do MORE vintage 50's recipes!!!   We need to go back to the food we loved so much!!!!   This is GREAT!!!!!

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• AB

  @abuela071807 · 2 years ago

  I was born 1941. GREATEST  time ever to  grow up  ! We had chicken a la king a lot. My mom always served it over toast. I am 83 years  old now and serve it to my children with pride and sweet  memories. THANK YOU for remember the greatest ERA.   God Bless,  M.A. Bennett

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• DO

  @donnarodriguez6712 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Born in the 50’s - a whole different world. We never locked our doors and my dad left his keys in the car! I walked two miles to the store with sister, ages 7 and 11. We never felt unsafe, mom just said to be home before dark! &nbsp;Rode my bike alone all over the neighborhood. <br>We sang patriotic songs at school the last 15 minutes of the day, and loved it! A joyful childhood. &nbsp;It makes me so sad for kids and parents these days 😢

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• GR

  @greatgram5 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I was born in 1952. So grateful to have grown up in the 50&apos;s! Mom&apos;s stayed home, took care of the kids &amp; cooked delicious dinners from scratch! Those were the days!

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• DI

  @dianeallen4468 · 2 years ago

  1952, Georgia. Three months off for summer!! We&apos;d get on our bikes after breakfast &amp; not come back til daddy whistled from the front porch for supper. Mom did 3 meals a day, kept the house immaculate, best seamstress ever. Can&apos;t wait to see her, dad &amp; brothers in heaven. My childhood rocked!! Feel kinda sorry for kids today 😢.

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• PJ

  @PJCanadian · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m 65; I have my beloved Mom&apos;s (born 1922) Better Homes &amp; Gardens Cook Book from 1941. It&apos;s filled with her handwritten notes on every page, all the meals I grew up on. In a fire, it&apos;s the first thing I would grab. It&apos;s falling apart but the recipes in it are treasures.

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• IM

  @IMDunn-oy9cd · 2 years ago

  My parents married in 1958.<br>66 years later...still married.

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• CA

  @cantunderstandfoolishpeeps2036 · 1 year ago

  The way you two are together is such a good example for your son! He will be a fine young man!!

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• JE

  @jeanclark1815 · 2 years ago

  I was born in 1950...in Georgia...we played outside all day..,the neighborhood moms were the overseers of all the children.dads carpooled to work....alternate cars left with mom...any kid in the hood had trouble, to the hospital...our hood worked like &quot;it takes a village&quot;.....we all cooked out...made homemade ice cream...played baseball in our field...( kids and adults)...and &apos;yes&apos; a few windows got broken...and no one was sued...kids walked to the store a mile away to but candy...went swimming in family owed pool about half mile from hood...everyone watched out for everyone else...I feel grateful for being raised &apos;back then&apos;....<br><br><br>.

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• LO

  @louannewilliams5269 · 2 years ago

  You are not wrong to wish you were born in the 50’s! &nbsp;I was born in 1955, and I have such fond memories of that awesome decade!

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