TV Dinners/Hungry Helper/ManWich

Hangs head...then raises hand.

Used to, but tonight SWMBO brought home a can of Hormel Chili (NO beans of course) in case we wanted chili dogs. So NO MORE WOLF BRAND...until next time.

simon1 said:

Hangs head...then raises hand.

Used to, but tonight SWMBO brought home a can of Hormel Chili (NO beans of course) in case we wanted chili dogs. So NO MORE WOLF BRAND...until next time.

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I can't hear you.

DoctorShavegood said:

Please, just nobody tell me they ate Wolf Brand chili from a can.

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It is good with Fritos, cheese, and onions. Oh, and hot sauce

oc_in_fw said:

It is good with Fritos, cheese, and onions. Oh, and hot sauce

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Have I not taught ya'll a dang thang about chili?....and two Texans for crying out loud. I'll probably be fired for all this.

DoctorShavegood said:

I have not taught ya'll a dang thang....and two Texans for crying out loud. I'll probably be fired for all this.
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It is a quick meal to whip up

oc_in_fw said:

It is good with Fritos, cheese, and onions. Oh, and hot sauce

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Say HALLELUJAH Brother.

Ya forgot the mustard.

I completely forgot "Chicken Tonight" existed.

In college (once I had an apartment), the staples were eggs (3 dozen boxes? or a 35 egg box? I can't remember), sandwich bread, Kraft style cheese food, loose popcorn (cooked on the stove in a pot) and those tubs of processed margarine.

If we were feeling fancy, hot dogs, Kraft macaroni and cheese, the Aldi version of Hamburger Helper, and/or Carl Budding lunch meat.

Luckily the food was not what I remember the most about those days.

One of the first things I "cooked" was "Soup Starter". It was a container of dehydrated/powdered broth and vegetables that dumped in a large pot with water and chicken.

I was a latch key kid, so my sister and I ate and made a lot of things that were, in retrospect, disgusting and terrible for us.