But Aunt Sammy’s story stretches beyond a century-old recipe book. In fact, a 1927 newspaper article once noted that “she has reached directly more people than any feature of the government service ever instituted.”
-WiscoDave
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That’s awesome !! Found it on eBay
ReplyDeleteBought it as well... Very cool. All the old shit will be lost if we don't step up. Thanks for showing us the past. Still Make homemade maple syrup, sauerkraut, sausage, etc...Hote the kids join me some day. They eat it and say wow, when can we get some more?????
DeleteMilk Noodle Soup - My grandma lived through the depression, and would make this inexpensive meal for my lunch while she watched me when my mom was at work all day. Great childhood memory.
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We'll be making some of those. Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteThanks to biden, we’ll be making a lot of those in the near future…
DeleteAccording to the article, Aunt Sammy was not one voice actor, but 150 different women across the country. Even a Japanese variant. And who could forget her ghettoized incarnation, Aunt Slappy?
ReplyDeleteIt's available free here:
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It's available for download at archive.org
ReplyDeleteThank y'all for the address, and Thank you too for the article. I enjoy reading old cookbooks.
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