These Vintage Diet and Food Ads From the 80s and 90s Will Actually Shock You. A slice of fat-free cake, anyone? By Mallory Creveling, CPT Published: Jul 29, 2019. scanrail // Getty Images.

Revisit vintage holiday ads from your favorite food and drink brands including Coca-Cola, Campbell's Soup and Ritz Crackers. Taste of Home. 20 Vintage Christmas Food Ads That Take You Back.

Read more The post 25 Vintage Food Ads From the 1970s appeared first on Wealth Gang. The ads didn’t just showcase a product, they showed consumers how to elevate it.

What's fun about this vintage ad recipe is that it's titled the 42 Cent Lunch, but once you add the salad, milk and fruit you need to complete the lunch, it's not really 42 cents. (1977) There are ...

While most foods are likely to end up cold and neglected, "You only have to call them once when there's Chicken Noodle Soup for lunch," the ad promises. 1968 More is better!

To modern eyes, these classic ads might seem a bit off. The "7-Up in milk" idea has to be one of the strangest we've seen, but that's nothing compared to the chorus of fruits, vegetables, and ...

Vintage soda ads: Can you spot the fake? We ran across one of these old ads pushing pop for tots on Facebook and shook our heads disbelievingly, before learning it was a fake.

Standing in a modern kitchen, cooking our high-protein, low-carbohydrate, gluten-free, Paleo, vegetarian or reduced-sodium meals, it's fun to look back at recipes from the early 20th century.

Food ads are still keepin’ it real. Real sexist, that is. Skip to main content. ... with ad agencies using the same old tired, sexist tropes busy dictating how women should look, ...

Vintage soda ads: Can you spot the fake? Answer: #2, “Start cola earlier!” It was created by the folks at TheCityDesk.net. #1 (“This young man is 11 months old — and he isn’t our ...