Zen and the Science of Candy Corn

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Vintage Recipe Roulette: Frosted Melon from 1948
I've had my eye on this one for years, mainly because it looks like it has its eye on me
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Sunday vintage recipe roulette: The hilariously menacing 1940s "Irish-Italian Spaghetti"
Never thought a pasta recipe would offend my Irish heritage, but here we are
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Vintage Recipe Roulette: Creamed Corn Goulash from the 1960s
This is not your elementary school cafeteria's goulash
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Vintage Recipe Roulette: 1930s-40s sandwich fillings are struggle meals in more ways than one
Nobody asked for raisins, cottage cheese, or Grapenuts, and yet here they are
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Vintage Recipe Mystery: What's a "Cheese Turk"?
So..do y'all remember when I reviewed Turkey Dinner Candy Corn?
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Vintage Recipe Roulette: 1925 & 1973 Coffee Jell-Os
The best part of waking up is Jell-O in your cup
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A one-year revisiting of the Pepper Cannon: Unhinged as ever?
Is this thing for real? You'll find out when you can pry it from my cold, dead hands.
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Zen and the Science of Candy Corn
Zen and the Science of Candy Corn
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