... And we never ate it again.

[cirquelover]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack

Space Food Sticks

they'd probably make me ill now, but I sure loved em as a kid

Talk about a blast from the past!! I remember eating a ton of those. Also had a lot of Tang and Quisp. I miss the Quisp, although I found a package a year or so ago and it was close but not quite.

Were the Ghiradelli flicks the ones in the tube? If so I loved those. I haven't thought of those in ages!

[Stan4dSteph]

Chilly Gingerbread Men - they were sold around Christmas time. Like ice cream sandwiches, except the outer part was shaped like a gingerbread man and was gingerbread flavor.

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack

Space Food Sticks

they'd probably make me ill now, but I sure loved em as a kid

I remember liking the peanut butter ones. I'm sure now, I'd not like them so much.

[Snowflake]

What I miss, is a real, old-fashioned A&W stand. Drive up, park the car, car hop, order your Mama Burger and fresh cut onion rings and a root beer float in a real frosty mug. Man, nothing like it....drool

[€uroMeinke]

I am now obsessing about Fois Gras

[blueerica]

I was watching Iron Chef America last night and they did a foie gras with Kobe beef. Mmmm..

[Cadaverous Pallor]

I miss the ability to eat endless amounts of candy.

[Motorboat Cruiser]

Those cherry pies from McDonald's were awesome, as long as you let let the lava inside cool down a couple hundred degrees beforehand.

I'm probably the only person who remembers these but Carl's Jr. used to have something called a California Roast Beef sandwich. It was roast beef, swiss cheese, and an ortega chili on (I believe) an onion roll. They were to die for and I have emulated them many times since then.

Also, I probably wouldn't eat one today but I just did some research on Libbyland TV dinners and it sure brought back a lot of memories. They were geared towards kids with names like "Safari Supper," "Sundown Supper" and "Pirate Picnic" and I remember adoring these when I was a tyke. They were only around for about five or six years in the 70s.

[Gn2Dlnd]

Originally Posted by Motorboat Cruiser

I'm probably the only person who remembers these but Carl's Jr. used to have something called a California Roast Beef sandwich. It was roast beef, swiss cheese, and an ortega chili on (I believe) an onion roll. They were to die for and I have emulated them many times since then.

I loved them. Of course, wimp that I am, I would peel off and throw away the chili. The chili residue was enough. I'm pretty sure it wasn't an onion roll, though, 'cause I wouldn't have liked that. I seem to remember it was an egg bread sesame seed roll. Sort of a mini challah.

I miss the Denny's Deluxe. Roast beef, cheddar cheese, and tomato slices on grilled sourdough. I make a faux version on a Garlic Cheddar ThinKrisp that's to die for.

Another "repast from the past" I miss are the Kentucky Fried Chicken ribs. OMG they were good. I remember picking them up on the way to the drive-in movies.

My most missed Disneyland foods are actually drinks. In Adventureland, Sunkist I Presume had a Tropical Punch concoction. On Main Street you could get freshly made OJ at Sunkist's storefront, and in Fantasyland, you could stop at the Welch's stand and get a (plastic) glass of grape juice. This was a necessary part of viewing the fireworks from Captain Hook's Galley, after you ran like a maniac from the Train Station Steps where you just watched the Main Street Electrical Parade.

[lashbear]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Guess you haven't seen the videos of how McDonald's treats the McPigs.

Originally Posted by wendybeth

The McD's cherry pie was awesome. The McRib is....I don't know what it is, or was- total mystery meat going on there

See - We're not even sure if they are pigs !

...I guess McTVP doesn't sound as good