Comments by "Robert Steele" (@robertsteele474) on "Vintage Lifestyle USA" channel.

  1. Since when were Grilled Cheese sandwiches ever called "Cheese Loafs"?
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  2. "Nowadays people like that have moved more to poaching local wildlife?" WTF?
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  3. My grandmother was able to help feed her 9 kids from her victory garden until she had her stroke in 1965 and couldn't physically keep it up anymore.
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  4. Milk toast and French toast are two different things. The video and narration is do not match as is often the case with videos on this channel.
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  5.  @nixarrowman78  Can't wait for the nostalgia of GenZ instant Ramen.😬
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  6. Pim eee en toes Bow low knee ah 🤣🤣🤣
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  7. Someone has never made apple pie if they think it takes 10 minutes.
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  8. Exactly. "How can I miss you when you don't go away?"😉
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  9. 👆Bourgeois. 😉
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  10. No more bookmarks between chapters? This channel has gotten even lazier than usual.
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  11. I bet he didn't put bread in it like the video describes.
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  12. Most are not. This channel is frequently factually incorrect.
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  13. There is not such thing as too much cheese.😉
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  14. Basque Cakes do not have "double cherry jam pastry layers".
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  15. At age 11, my grandfather was given up to an "orphanage", as were half his siblings. He was contracted out by the "orphanage" to work as a field hand and laborer. Other families sold their children when they could not afford to keep them, often assisted by "relief" agencies and local government officials. Riding the Rails was not "fun", it was desperation and invariably resulted in beatings by Pinkerton railroad cops. The birth rate had steadily dropped every year since 1825. From 1930-1940 (the Great Depression)it flattened and then jumped until 1950. The average wage for men was $1,419 per year or $0.64 per hour. "Only" a dollar more would have nearly tripled their wages. Shanty towns were as "popular" as slums.
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  16. Why would cheese "melt in the South" if there was a refrigerator that could be filled with Cheese Straws?🙄
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  17.  @LelaHolliday  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  18. Obama was particularly fond of Flint, Michigan tap water.
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  19. No one I ever heard of had fruit cocktail for breakfast.
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  20. The author has had Alzheimer's for awhile now.
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  21. 🙄Poppin' Fresh, the Pillsbury Doughboy.🙄 Do some research.
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  22. How are these "forgotten"? How is anything after 30:35 a soup?
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  23. None of the above.
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  24. Not one description of these burgers did not contain at least one glaring error.
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  25.  @AM-br4ix  I am free to continue watching poorly researched erroneous videos as much as you are.🧐
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  26.  @MoltresMagic  They get money for these videos. They should do a better job.
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  27. Probably deviled ham.
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  28.  @coderspy  Yep, that is the way I remember milk bread.
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  29. Campbell's Chicken Corn Chowder is now Campbell Chunky Chicken Corn Chowder Progresso Lentil with Roasted Vegetables Soup is still available. Amy's Organic Lentil Vegetable Soup is still available. Campbell's Homestyle Chicken Noodle Soup is still available. Progresso Italian-Style Wedding Soup is still available. Campbell's Homestyle Creamy Chicken with Dumplings Soup is now Campbell's Chunky Creamy Chicken with Dumplings Soup. Hormel Chili with Beans is still available along with at leas 5 other varieties. B&M Brown Bread is not a soup. Progresso Hearty Tomato Soup is still available. Amy's Organic Split Pea Soup is still available in a number of varieties. Campbell's Homestyle Mexican-Style Chicken Tortilla Soup is still available. What is not available and should be on this list is Riviera Minestrone soup.
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  30. Kuchen does not "traditionally have" a meringue topping.
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  31. Exactly how was acquiring fresh meat was getting harder in the POST-war era when strict rationing was going on during the actual WAR?🙄
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  32. You have lived a sheltered life.
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  33. Moose Pies?😉
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  34. Arizona is in South America. Who knew.
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  35.  @Subgunman  The video showed Polenta. Corn Meal Mush did not use any cheese. It prepared and served more like Oatmeal or Cream of Wheat or Cream of Rice.
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  36. Crisco is not Lard.
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  37.  @martybee6701  👍😁
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  38. Flam beed
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  39. Avocado toast in the 70's?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  40. Most of them were never made at home either. They were just created to fill up pages in amateur cookbooks.
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  41. Why would people need to eat survival food during booming economic times? A better topic wold be "Here's What People Drank To Survive During The Roaring Twenties!"
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  42.  @judithstevens4323  It pronounced it. The narration is artificial.
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  43.  @smol-one  Hard to keep up with them, especially when they repeat the video with new errors in the narration.
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  44. Boston is the capitol of Massachusetts.
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  45. Mug o Lunch > Cup o Noodles> Buldak Ramen Noodles>
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  46. I still don't like beef liver and onions, but I love Liverwurst, Braunschweiger, and Chicken Liver.
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  47.  @antilogism  Last time I was at Musso & Frank's was in the early 80's and they were open at 8AM it was busy with most of the clientele were older locals. Music industry types were having breakfast at 8am? I didn't know they got up before 2 PM.😉😁
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  48. ssuuuure...that's the ticket.
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  49. I can see why most people never ate many of these concoctions.
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  50. ALL of those “Christmas seals” pictured with a value on them are not “Christmas Seals” as Christmas Seals had no value stamped on them. They are postage stamps.
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  51. You can by raw mild and raw milk products in any California health food store.
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  52. Google them. They are not "forgotten".
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  53. Mayo?
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  54. The English criticizing cuisine? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  55. ...and continually add on more factual errors to the previous materials.
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  56. Sure, unsecured stock speculation had nothing to do with it.🙄😬
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  57. "Although debunked by The Washington Post, a popular myth recorded by Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro stated the first hamburger served in America was by Louis Lassen, a Danish immigrant, after he opened Louis' Lunch in New Haven in 1895. Louis' Lunch, a small lunch wagon in New Haven, Connecticut, is said to have sold the first hamburger and steak sandwich in the U.S. in 1900. There is a reference to a "Hamburg steak" as early as 1884 in The Boston Journal.[OED, under "steak"] On July 5, 1896, the Chicago Daily Tribune made a highly specific claim regarding a "hamburger sandwich" in an article about a "Sandwich Car": "A distinguished favorite, only five cents, is Hamburger steak sandwich, the meat for which is kept ready in small patties and 'cooked while you wait' on the gasoline range."
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  58. Donuts fried in hydrogenated vegetable oil/ transfats are actually more unhealthy than saturated fats of lard.
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  59. Cold milk soup sans bananas but with with tofu, tomatoes , cucumber, peas, eggs, and spaghetti? C'mon, you are not even trying.🙄
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  60. Gluten-free's grainy sandy texture is something I avoid like the plague.
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  61.  @Irish_Georgia_Girl  NOT APPROVED.
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  62.  @Irish_Georgia_Girl  I am beginning to suspect whoever is writing the copy is a product of a failed education system, though not necessarily the US one..😉
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  63. Most of these are from the 1990's
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  64. "Quick" and delicious? Now we what happened to the poor Easter Bunny.
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  65.  @marylist1236  A local sandwich shop used to make chopped chicken liver sandwiches. Rye bread, Chopped chicken liver, Sour cream, Cucumber slices, Red onion, and Dill.
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  66. Fried beef liver is still far from a favorite though.
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  67.  @marylist1236 San Francisco. It was a deli. Unfortunately it has been closed for a while now. Replaced by... you guessed it. Starbucks.😬
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  68.  @antilogism  Lunch?
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  69.  @antilogism  Elm school cafeteria had Fruit Cocktail for breakfast?
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  70. Fat builds brain cells. Pop-diet parents who avoided giving their children fats were doing damage to their children.
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  71.  @MoonRiverTravels  👍😉😆
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  72. In Heaven, the Germans are the engineers, the French are the cooks and the English are the policemen. In Hell, the Germans are the policemen, the French are the engineers, and the English are the cooks.
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  73.  @charlestaylor9424  Nah, they just have good marketing.
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  74. ...and they shouldn't be.
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  75. NOT APPPROVED!
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  76. ...where is the fork? 😉
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  77.  @Cerulean0987  Mine too.😉
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  78. ...and it gets worse every time.
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  79. That was not his only crime.
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  80.  @InsatiableCuriosity-q9s  👍
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  81. ChatGPT
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  82. Foote, Cone & Belding ran the "California Raisins" campaign.
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  83.  @martybee6701  😉🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  84. More every year since the ADA keeps changing the definition.
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  85. They used margarine or Crisco. You know, the vegetarian "healthy choice" of trans-fats.
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  86. Sourpuss.
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  87.  @marylist1236  Michael was just baiting you.
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