
The Sealtest Food Advisor
The finest in bland, butterfat goodness from the 1930s & 40s, brought to you by Sealtest!
"The Sealtest Food Advisor : Lent", 1939
Cottage cheese: reliably scary as the centuries roll by.
Front and back covers from a promotional published by Sealtest, Inc.
"The Sealtest Food Advisor : Lent" (2), 1939
These people clearly had better taste in architecture than in food. ("Asparagus Cheese Loaf": American cheese + asparagus + pimento = the stuff of nightmares.)
"The Sealtest Food Advisor : Lent" (3), 1939
A diet of gigantic omelets (also Codfish Timbales, Cottage Cheese Rice Patties, and Bean & Cheese Croquettes) appears to have de-aged Mother and Dad. The sons hide their amusement with some help from the milk glasses.
"The Sealtest Food Advisor : Lent" (4), 1939
I'm happy to report that not everything here contains cottage cheese. Just the finger sandwiches.
"The Sealtest Food Advisor : Lent" (5), 1939
Please don't leave your seats before John-Boy Walton's nutritional lecture is over. Those who forget their manners won't get any Rainbow Pie.
The Sealtest Food Advisor, Spring 1937
Peas and... whipped cream. Okay.
Front and back covers of a promotional published by Sealtest, Inc.
The Sealtest Food Advisor (2), Spring 1937
"LIver and lima beans inside a milky heart will prove to the family how much I love them!"
The Sealtest Food Advisor (3), Spring 1937
Make a pancake from cornmeal, add lots of cottage cheese and dump on some canned tomatoes, and you get-- Enchiladas, Ladies and Gentleman. No, [snerk] really!
The Sealtest Food Advisor (4), Spring 1937
Lack of color is a real problem here. At first I thought the custard was just some decorated grapefruit halves stuffed in fancy dessert cups. As for the "salad" on the left-- er, never mind.
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