I’ve been going through the recipe box that my mum put together back when she got married. Being a modern young woman, in the late ‘60s, she evidently appreciated the convenience of processed, pre-packaged foods. There is more than one Jello salad, and several casseroles incorporating canned, condensed soup.
This one is my favourite:
Chopped nuts are conspicuously absent; its just not Jello salad with the crunch. I especially like that she bucks tradition, calling for the more generic flavoured “gelatin”, but still falls back on brand-name soda. Also, real whipped cream (no edible oil product for Mum!), but processed American cheese. Did Velveeta even come in “sharp” flavour back then?
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