VINTAGE 1951 BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIX COMMERCIAL - CAKE THIEF DRESSED IN PAJAMAS

Whoever said that the 1950's was a less crime riddled era, did not know what they were talking about. Here is proof positive, that the 1950's had rampant thievery going on - BY PAJAMA CLAD THIEVES.
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[@abigailwatson1619]

This commercial is really neat, as well as superbly awesome, too. Plus, I can see what life had been like back in the 1950s (since there are some of us who refer to the 1950s as “America’s happy days” as well). 🥰🎂

[@Nocturne22]

It wasn't so happy if you were gay, black, or a woman who wanted to work outside the home...

[@ferociousgumby]

Must have been cheap to shoot, since it's just a shot of a cake from 10 seconds on.

[@MillieBlackRose]

I've seen a few of these and I swear they all wanted to eat messy cake with their hands. Lol

[@ferociousgumby]

Where's Barry Graumann?

[@davidkokaska8130]

Yeah - really great cake 1965 - 2023 not much different from County Jail Dessert - well kinda

[@deebee8170]

Commercial? More like an edited infomercial!

[@gcfifthgear]

Keep in mind that, in 1951, cake mixes were new and mysterious to most home bakers. And Pillsbury and Betty Crocker had different views on making cakes. Pillsbury mixes were "complete" mixes ("Milk is all you add," proclaimed their ads), but, as you see here, Betty Crocker insisted that adding your own fresh eggs made better cakes. History has shown that add-the-eggs mixes became pretty much the rule by 1960 or so