/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18320692]

ITT: Nostalgic childhood foods.

[Anonymous No.18320695]

>>18320692
They still sell these

[Anonymous No.18320702]

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[Anonymous No.18320709]

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[Anonymous No.18320732]

>>18320705
what is it

[Anonymous No.18320734]

>>18320705
That's a man, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.18320749]

BEHOLD!

[Anonymous No.18320754]

>>18320732
From first glance it looks like a lord of the rings elf fag to me.

[Anonymous No.18321208]

>>18320692
I thought I'm the only one who likes smiley face potatoes

[Anonymous No.18321579]

Turkey Twizzlers were so delicious. They've "brought them back" but don't waste your money on them, they're completely flavourless now in order to make them healthy.

[Anonymous No.18321673]

>>18320692
only americans will get this but this sloppa fed me and my brother

[Anonymous No.18321681]

>>18321673
I only ever eat this while camping.

[Anonymous No.18321687]

Chicken Kiev
New potatoes, green beans, and SPAM
Stromboli
Poor man's stuffed cabbage
Spanakopita
Chicken cordon bleu
Homemade brioche
Chili
Quiche

All courtesy of my mum

[Anonymous No.18321719]

>>18321681
its like I'm back at gramma's house whenever I make a pot, anon
>>18321687
>chili
>quiche
>stuffed cabbage
>chicken cordon bleu
very based

[Anonymous No.18321767]

These prepared in taco bakes, chicken pot pies, chicken chili or just served with knorr chicken rice and broccoli. Nights when my mom made dinner always had one of these.

[Anonymous No.18321828]

It tasted great in my memory. With a bit of butter.
Might recreate it one day.

[Anonymous No.18321843]

>>18320734
I can't tell if you're making a joke about Legolas or you're underage and never heard of LoTR.

[Anonymous No.18321952]

for me it was orange creme soda pops

[Anonymous No.18321972]

[Anonymous No.18321987]

>>18320692
Sugar sandwiches

[Anonymous No.18322008]

>>18321673
>only americans will get this

..anon this kinda "goulash" is universal in the western world its tasty, cheap and filling its amazing

[Anonymous No.18322033]

>>18322008
the euros get grumpy when you call it goulash.
the asians get grumpy when you call it chop suey.

surely it is the most american of sloppa.

[Anonymous No.18322331]

Why are these so fucking expensive now

[Anonymous No.18322347]

>>18321579
Jamie Oliver has a lot to answer for.

[Anonymous No.18322358]

>>18320734
Fucking made me remember my dumbass friend saying "that's a cute girl" about Legolas while we were playing some old LoTR game.
Laughed my ass off and he got all butthurt about it.
He hadn't seen the movies because his mom was a neurotic fundamentalist

[Anonymous No.18322386]

>>18322331
bidenflation

[Anonymous No.18322443]

>>18321952
Based

[Anonymous No.18322447]

>>18321952
can you ask your mom if she has fudgicles

[Anonymous No.18322672]

>>18320734
No its lembas bread

[Anonymous No.18322678]

>>18321673
My mom use to make this but she called it slumgulyun. I'm a massive disappointment to her these days but I was a pretty good kid I think

[Anonymous No.18322692]

>>18321673
My Nan used to make this for me.
Loved it

[Anonymous No.18322699]

>>18320692
Dad used to go to chinatown to get a roast duck as a reward or on special occasion.
Very nostalgic for it still

[Anonymous No.18322897]

low quality, extremely mild, lightly sweet even small size frozen pizzas. my grandma would always let me get that crap any time i wanted it... they were so tasty. as i became a teen and had a little money i would grab them and eat them after school, learning the basics of timing something in the oven. they would be as cheap as 99 cents for 4 if on sale.

still nostalgic for that mild, simple taste. crackery crust.

[Anonymous No.18322936]

>>18320734
That’s Ant Man from the Marvel movie Ant Man

[Anonymous No.18322942]

>>18320692
I would eat 3-4 of these a day playing RuneScape

[Anonymous No.18323517]

>>18322699
fa ra ra ra ra

[Anonymous No.18323536]

Kraft Mac N Cheese, Dino nuggets, Gogurt, Danimals, Cosmic Brownies, those little wax soda bottles with the weird juice inside, Scooby Doo fruit snacks, and CORN NUTS. Fuckin Ranch Corn Nuts. They used to be sooo fucking good but they musta changed the formula or something because they're not as zesty as they used to be.

[Anonymous No.18323553]

>>18323536
>No mexican or bbq please.
>What do /ck/ Chicagoans recommend?
>4 replies omitted. Click here to view.
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> Anonymous 09/05/22(Mon)20:28:33 No.18323159▶
>>>18323105
>Definitely planning on visiting a portillo’s
dis nigga eatin' nuts

[Anonymous No.18323568]

>>18323517
We actually tried to get a Chinese duck for Christmas ala Christmas story once but literally no restaurants where we lived at that point served it.
I was immensely disappointed

[Anonymous No.18323572]

>>18323553
...huh?

[Anonymous No.18323601]

>>18320709
Campbell's meatballs keep alive as a kid. We didn't have a lot of money growing up and these kinds of canned meals were a staple 2-3 nights a week. Man I miss these like you wouldn't believe.

[Anonymous No.18323914]

Lunchables
Teddy grahams
Gummy bears

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>>18323924

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>>18323924
My dad eats this to this day lmao.
He discovered he liked it after buying it for me and just didn't stop

[Anonymous No.18325273]

>>18320692
>>18320702
Combine these two and this was my favourite meal as a 5 year old

[Anonymous No.18325781]

>>18320692
i only recently started eating these when my mother brought me these
>tfw actually threw a fit when she didn't make them for me a while back
>tfw i'm a 30 year old neet and these are my tendies

[Anonymous No.18325799]

>>18321972
Fuck yes. These, the burgers, and the milkshakes alongside some Jolt Cola were my junior high jam.

[Anonymous No.18325911]

>>18321673
Bratan, I can taste this dish by looking at the picture.

[Anonymous No.18326020]

>>18320692
I always buy these at Christmas with Bernard Matthew's Golden Drummers for my Christmas dinner

[Anonymous No.18326221]

>>18320692
Fried squirrel

[Anonymous No.18327228]

>>18320692
parents owned a restaurant and would give one of these with each order of fries, they're gross

[Anonymous No.18327462]

>>18321673
I still make this every once in a while. My family has always called it goulash but I know it isn't actually goulash. I have no idea what it's actually called.
>1 lb ground beef
>macaroni pasta
>1 can tomato soup
>1/4 diced white onion
>salt and pepper
It's so simple but it's so fucking good

[Anonymous No.18327464]

>>18322386
the price of those also skyrocketed in leafland though

[Anonymous No.18327521]

>>18321673
>old boomer lady friend of the family says she's making goulash
>oh fuck I'm actually interested in trying American goulash, love me tomatoes and ground beef
>wrong
>It's some congealed macaroni, ground beef and sour cream thing without an identifiable vegetable or any spices, a howling void of flavor
It was extremely grim.
Had to add spices to it which were covered in dust, untouched since the Clinton administration.
Why do people do this to themselves?

[Anonymous No.18327650]

>>18320692
toasted scrambled egg and ketchup sandwiches were a staple growing up.
thanks mom.

[Anonymous No.18327692]

i still eat all the things i had as a kid so they never became nostalgic

t. arrested development

[Anonymous No.18327699]

>>18320734
huh
wat u mean?

[Anonymous No.18328200]

>>18320692
I'd sell my eternal soul for just one last bag of these