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Iam frommid west. I loved fried bologna on white bread with mustard.

Fried baloney on pumpernickel bread with spicy mustard is delicious​@@patmuscarella8279

My grandfather was Danish and would feed my sisters and I cake broken up in milk. He called it "caga"

😂😂 Right there with you.

My daughter says I eat like a peasant, and my granddaughter is sometimes amazed that I can eat a simple piece of bread with butter or peanut butter as a quick snack. I was raised by my grandmother, born in 1889. She was raised in a one room cabin on a farm, suffered through the Great Depression, WWI and WWII, and the Korean War. She raised our father alone. She taught me many ways to get by on a few provisions. Now I have a pantry and part of my basement stocked with canned and store bought food. But I still eat sparingly and simply most meals. I can put on a big spread, but it's not to my leaning. Having gone hungry for 10 years living with a stingy narcissist, I have never gotten over the food deprivation. At one time, all we had was one can of green beans, and our daughter was just a year old. We had no milk... and he just didn't care, yet had the means to buy anything he wanted. I'm 75, and that history has stuck with me, and I'm not going back!

She sounds like a wonderful woman!

What a neat story. My parents were born during the depression too, so they also learned to be frugal. Guess what one grandmother’s name was? Pearl. Lassie Pearl Adkins. She went by Pearl. A simple but wonderful upbringing. 😊😊😊

It was wonderful back then. Mama told me they didn't know they were poor. We both had a Pearl for Grand mothers. Love it❤

Lucky to have an egg!! Better than gold.

Her lovely name sounds like it belongs on "Gone With the Wind" 😊

If you live in a democratic state there are many programs to help you. Food pantries and such. People don’t have to live like that anymore unless you choose to.

​@@cynthiaL1978 most states, red, blue and purple have food pantries and programs. I've lived all over the US and volunteered in most of the places we lived Maine's food pantries SUCK anything past rice OR pasta is freezer burnt and a lot of cans of vegall, Texas has the most amazing ones weekly and you get fresh veg, decent canned goods, actual meat, pet food and you get enough for a week, Florida's are hit or miss at best unless you hit 5 or 6 a week and they're only one day per month etc.

@@Sunshine-np8gq Praying for the best for you. Yes there are some government programs. Some more accessible than others. Dont let that reference to a “democratic “ state influence you. We currently have double digit inflation under the Biden administration

@@cynthiaL1978 I work but still have a hard time paying my bills. I put items I need back because they cost to much and I am on budget

@@athenathegreatandpowerful6365 I have had to use food banks during covid and before covid, I am grateful for the items I got but a lot of it was bread and starches, fresh vegetables and fruit was always nice to get. The thing is that I work. I pay all my bills alone no help but my money doesn’t stretch very far

My Dad's family would eat something similar - dripping (presumably from a roast) on bread.

@@starrtraveler3496 Everyone should have a fishing pole if they are near fish bearing water. Food shortages are in the news all the time and threats of more coming. Many of the European countries are purposely putting their farmers out of business under the guise of the climate hoax. Amazon has many different kinds that fold up and fit in your pocket.

Not very nutritious, but I have eaten those voluntarily as a snack, usually at work when faced with a bare refrigerator. Also ketchup sandwiches. I like my condiments 😄

@@blancabulgrin5560 Pigeons are only in limited areas, mostly cities.

@@I_Am_SciCurious LOL. we vote to eat too, LOL.

@@Sam-y5d3j Yeah, we just moved into a cesspit from a really nice place because rent nearly doubled, so we’re paying the same to live in a dump. Prior to the pandemic the economy was by far the best it’s been in my life. Now we’re paying twice as much for groceries and gas and she’s been in the White House for 3.5 years. If she had a way to fix it, she would’ve done it by now.

@@I_Am_SciCurious I soooo understand what you are going through. What makes me the angriest is that this is ALL STOLEN MONEY from us, so they can redistribute it to parasites that don’t belong here, and we can never get our losses returned. In other words you cannot sue and be restored like you could with other thieves.

Someone just had to go and spoil this whole thread and bring politics into it......thanks a lot!

@@callycharles2515 You think the Great Depression had nothing to do with politics? So typical that you want to control everyone else’s speech rather than just not reading it and moving on,

Sounds good. Thanks for sharing the recipe

@@VintageRewind-r5n You are welcome. Dandelion tea is something to consider too. It’s made from the roots and green leaves. There are also cookies using Dandelion, similar to a kind of an oatmeal. People during the world wars used dandelions a lot. Just be sure to get them in the wild and not your yard. Yards have always had weed killers on them at some point, etc. and thus contaminated soil. Of course you can grow your own too. EVERYONE MUST learn to grow their own foods. No excuses, everyone can grow hydroponic in their living room if need be. Start with (non-head) loose leaf lettuce and mustard greens and you can be eating in abt. a month. Minimum two gallon water bowl. RUclips has a lot of hydroponic growers. Learn to be an expert BEFORE you need it to survive. Our gov’t is not protecting us from a grid down, and it’s getting hit constantly, hundreds of times, as the terrorists look for the sweet spot. Iran, China, and Russia have worms all over our grid infrastructure - China is literally running it. Tucker Carlson did a Fox Nation special on it. There is a lot of info out on the issue. 9 out of every 10 people will die. Also watch the documentary, Grid Down, Power Up, with Dennis Quaid.

@@Lawson8tor I have a friend that makes squirrel stew.

Mom made oatmeal for everyone but I didn’t like it so mom made me corn meal mush. I poured a little milk over it and some sugar. When boxed cereal came out, she didn’t have to cook cereal. And we kids loved it!

Now there's an idea let's have the youngest son for dinner,,"Son come here".....

@@blancabulgrin5560 not by her… by a criminal who stole him.

@@poshdelux That is so sad!

@@poshdelux I’ve never heard that one before, but it is a threat now because open borders are bringing cannibals in. I have seen old depression era photos of women with signs selling their children because they couldn’t feed them.

True. I have read bodies in US were placed outside along street. Hungry souls were grateful, yet saddened too.

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@@PatNelson-c1g You must be a Democrat. You like to control other people’s free speech.