In the 1950s shopping cart

[wtg]

A lot of these are a bit before my time, but I do remember three or four of them…

https://www.msn.com/en-us/food-and-drink/recipes/grocery-store-items-from-the-1950s-that-no-one-remembers-be-honest-do-you-remember-even-3-of-these/ss-AA2h3vr0?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=6af2578d912b44088cea7c8bc6d00236&cvpid=6af258cd993d4496b636b55b6cd410d5&ei=35#image=1

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[ShiroKuro]

I’m pretty sure Chun King Chow Mein was sold into the 70s.

And Bireley’s orange juice is sold in Japan, owned by Asahi, the company that makes beer. I drank it a lot when I lived in Japan, I didn’t know it was originally a U.S. company.

 https://dw4dgbtzbcxdk.cloudfront.net/img/goods/L/S00925_1.jpg

[jon-nyc]

I remember HiHo crackers and Chin King chow mein. None of the others.

[jon-nyc]

Doug probably still has them all in his pantry.

[jon-nyc]

Here’s a bit of interesting trivia -

The founder of Chun King was a guy by the name of Paulucci whose next act was to invent Pizza Rolls.

[Steve Miller]

I clearly remember four - Chun King, Spry, HiHo and French’s Worcestershire sauce. French’s is still sold today.

I vaguely remember BV, maybe my grandmother used it.

[wtg]

I remember Chun King, HiHo, and French's Worcestershire. And I loved Uneeda Biscuits.