Good Housekeeping magazine, July 1965

    by gumdrop83

    6 Comments

    1. Joshithusiast on

      And by “Italian flavor” they mean “we added so much sugar its basically ketchup”.

    2. iwastherefordisco on

      I grew up eating the Chef’s wares. As a young boy it was like cooking and I did look forward to the ones with meat.

      Yes I know meat may be a loose term, but never heard anything Soylent Green levels of horrifying about the contents.

    3. Prestigious_Focus708 on

      As a person of Italian descent I can say with certainty this stuff is crap. Downvotes be damned!

    4. we love fifteen cents per portion, trying to remember the last time I had a dime and nickel to rub together

    5. No_Blackberry6525 on

      They could say “real Italian flavor” because Italian food was still too ethnic for most of middle America so they had no idea what ravioli should taste like.

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