It‘s Friday, but here‘s a #TakeThreeThursday from me!
We didn‘t have the “trendy” foods in my house growing up—my mom wouldn‘t buy us that stuff! She was all about homemade stuff…mostly. Lots of dinners that had cream of mushroom soup as an ingredient. 😆
My three are: Nerds, Cap‘n Crunch, and Kudos bars. My mom DID buy Kudos bars, and we got Cap‘n Crunch (the peanut butter one!) at my grandma‘s house. And I was obsessed with Nerds in jr. high! ⬇
BarbaraJean @dabbe BTW, I love this generation-themed food question!! Lately I‘ve been slightly obsessed with generational categories. My parents were born in the middle of the Silent Generation, but my in-laws are Boomers. My siblings are squarely Gen X, and I‘m at the tail end of Gen X. My oldest niece is barely a Millennial (1995), but her four younger siblings are all Gen Z. I‘m the (much) youngest child of two almost-youngest children who married late ⬇ 4h
BarbaraJean (Cont‘d) …so the age differences are kind of wild. Over the holidays, I realized my MIL is only 8 years older than my BIL (my sister‘s husband), but she‘s TWENTY years younger than my dad. 4h
dabbe W🤩WZA! That is wild! My two older sisters are late Boomers (as is my husband), and I am the oldest Gen X-er (born in 1965), and my sister is an mid Gen X-er (1970). I forgot all about Kudos bars! Loved those and miss them! Thanks for sharing. 💙🩶🖤 3h
dabbe W🤩WZA! That is wild! My two older sisters are late Boomers (as is my husband), and I am the oldest Gen X-er (born in 1965), and my sister is an mid Gen X-er (1970). I forgot all about Kudos bars! Loved those and miss them! Thanks for sharing. 💙🩶🖤 3h
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