Godfather's is still around and still very good pizza. If you get a chance to go to one, do it!!!

Our RV is currently stocked with every one of these foods. I realized that our RV which we use with our grandkids to go camping every year is actually stocked with every one of the food mentioned in this video. Mostly beause of my husbands requests for some of the specific foods but also because of the convenience of some of the other foods. We have potted meat, vienna sausages, spam, & corned beef, instant oatmeal, freeze dried eggs and chili which we freeze dried this year with our own freeze drier. Our version of campers stew which we call stone soup from the childrens story with similar name is made by just adding whatever canned foods sound good with whatever fresh foods we have available. We have a hamburger helper version of beef strogonoff and pancake mix, just without the squeese bottle. The ONLY item we dont have in our RV is Tang, but we do have an orange flavored drink mix and lemonade mix instead. We keep pop tarts as treats for grandkids, but mostly for my husband who still loves them. We still have smores with Rolos chocolate covered caramel candy and sometimes with bananas. We also keep 2 or 3 cans of canned cheese and crackers or celery sticks to eat them on, my husband still loves easy cheese. We made fruit cocktail with whipped cream, for more than 20 people at our last family camp and this is still a frequent camping favorite. Our RV always has a couple cans of stew and clam chowder or other canned soups and we keep instant rice in our RV for its fast and easy preparation. The Jiffy pop finally got replaced in our RV about 5 years ago, but it was replaced with a new popcorn popping pan so only our older grandkids will know the fun of watching a jiffy pop pan expand. This is the only item we no longer use, and it is mostly because of its more expensive cost per serving. We still make our own custom trail mix for our grandkids every year and they take it on their 5 mile hike to the high mountain lake or eat it as they play by the river next to our campsite. Thank for pointing out how bad our diet still is. Even with so many better and healthier options available, for some reason, (my husbands eating preferences) we continue to eat and keep foods in our RV to enjoy when we go camping, that most people gave up eating 20 or more years ago. We continue to eat and enjoy all of these foods, we even make our own freeze dried camping foods like eggs, chili and even canned fruit cocktail to make it easier and lighter to store in thr RV. Thanks again.

Best memory of Sambos? The number of future diabetics it helped turn-out.

many of these sound amazing. Others-- blech

Godfathers is the best. They don’t skimp on ingredients

You missed canned bacon mostly from Poland

whatcha mean we didn’t have lights and tinsel 50 years ago?

Powdered eggs AND bacon bits. Now you’re ready for a hike!

Spam, Pop Tarts and instant oatmeal are thru hiker staples and are extremely common on long trails. The heavier canned foods are still seen in more developed car camping sites. I carry Mountain House, Backpackers Pantry, Packit Gourmet, Wild Zora or Peak Refuel freeze-dried meals even on day hikes and have cases of MREs that I'll pick from occasionally. And I'm not above taking a can of Dinty Moore with some PBR now and then. Edited to add Pop Tarts.

What a wonderful video!

Godfather’s Pizza is still around. Happy Joe’s Pizza is mostly an Iowa franchise.

The Godfather pizza was not the worst. In fact, it was 💯 better than Dominoes now.

The pictures don't all match the recipes. Like😅 a grilled cheese sandwich for bacon and onion sandwich. Or, how about blood pudding for scrapple?

You forgot peanut butter and pickle sandwiches! My mom fed us those for school lunches. 🤮 That's why i turned out so weird.

We used to camp a lot in the 60s & 70s. Every other weekend. The only thing we did in a can was spam. We did real oatmeal. Real eggs. The only freeze dried thing we had was carnation instant milk. We cooked meat, fish, potatoes, and veggies. Dad never liked the “fake” food in cans.

I worked as a waiter at Bennigan's during 85-87. It was a rocking restaurant and bar. Lots of fun. Smothered steak, fried mushrooms, and the Monte Cristo sandwich were the stars.

All fast food places now are worse than all mentioned here. Now you get a small piece of limp,soggy lettuce, tomato and onion on sandwiches. Used to get crispy, fresh veggies. The meats are all smaller cardboard like discs. Biscuits like cotton. Can't get a condiment without asking. I could go on and on.

Wags was my families go to restaurant in the late 70s and 80s . We went there a lot and there were 3 locations near us . Then around 1988 as I was in high school it was gone overnight .

As I was watching, I got to wondering - why didn't I ever eat at any of these places as a kid? Then I figured it out - we didn't have any money! Well, that'll do it...

What about Little Big Man's Pizza? A Montana pizza chain in the 1970's and 80's. I use to manage one

I still make Corn casserole at Thanksgiving. Mine is made with canned corn, creamed corn, butter, sour cream, and cornbread mix folded in before cooking. Perfect with Turkey. Delicious!

I loved godfathers! They had great buffet!

Apparently you don't know the difference between linoleum, asbestos tiles, and vinyl tiles and seamless vinyl flooring. Do some actual research before putting up random floor photos and labeling them all as linoleum. And you also have no clue what ice boxes were. Those are all picnic coolers in those photos, not ice boxes. If you want subscribers, this isn't the way to get them. I'm done here.

Friggen ads about abortion interrupting .. seriously , no valid reason to abort !! None!!

My mom worked at a Sambo's

Red Barn never sold pizza, it was a hamburger joint.

so many of these places disappeared right before i was born or the year i was born 82. Oddly enough i am aware of burger chef simply because as a kid a closed out Burger Chef left its old fashion sign up and for years it stood there and for whatever reason no new business took the build or lot for their own.

there was this one place in texas in the early 80's mom and i would get fried okra from. Pretty sure it was fastfood. I just remember the sign being a giant C with a muli colored shadow effect behind the C making several mostly hidden C's. I still dream of that place and of getting tons of fried okra. ITs the only reason we went i dont recall anything else they served so i'd had no luck finding it. Much like my favorite taco place in Oklahoma in the 80's that likely just got bought out by the rising tide that was taco bell! sadness

MAJOR ERRORS NOTED SHOWS WRONG NAME AND / OR PICTURE : @03:43 : SHOULD BE JAMES MONROE AND NOT THOMAS JEFFERSON @11:38 : SHOULD BE JAMES BUCHANAN AND NOT FRANKLIN PIERCE @12:41 : SHOULD BE ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND NOT FRANKLIN PIERCE @14:12 : SHOULD BE RUTHERFORD B. HAYES AND NOT ANDREW JOHNSON

PRESIDENT'S FAVORITE RESTAURANTS AND MEALS : (01) GEORGE WASHINGTON : "CITY TAVERN" (02) JOHN ADAMS : "BLUE ANCHOR TAVERN" ( PHILADELPHIA , PENN. ) (03) THOMAS JEFFERSON : "GADSBY'S TAVERN" ( ALEXANDRIA , VIRGINIA ) (04) JAMES MADISON : "INDIAN QUEEN TAVERN" (05) JAMES MONROE : "UNION PUBLIC HOUSE TAVERN" (06) JOHN QUINCY ADAMS : "BUNCH OF GRAPES TAVERN" ( BOSTON , MASS. ) (07) ANDREW JACKSON : "HERMITAGE HOTEL RESTAURANT" ( NASHVILLE , TENN. ) (08) MARTIN VAN BUREN : "DELMONICO'S ( NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK ) (09) WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON : "MARKET HOUSE" ( CINCINATTI , OHIO ) (10) JOHN TYLER : "OLD EBBITT GRILL" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (11) JAMES K. POLK : "FRANKLIN HOUSE" ( NASHVILLE , TENN. ) (12) ZACHARY TAYLOR : "WILLARD HOTEL" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (13) MILLARD FILLMORE : "SWEENEY'S HOUSE" ( BUFFALO , NEW YORK ) (14) FRANKLIN PIERCE : "UNION OYSTER HOUSE" ( BOSTON , MASS. ) (15) JAMES BUCHANAN : PERSONAL ESTATE AT "WHEATLAND" ( LANCASTER , PA. ) (16) ABRAHAM LINCOLN : PREFERRED HOME - COOKED MEALS (17) ANDREW JOHNSON : "METROPOLITAN HOTEL" ( WASHINGTON D.C, ) (18) ULYSSES S. GRANT : "DELMONICO'S " ( NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK ) (19) RUTHERFORD B. HAYES : PREFERRED WHITE HOUSE DINNERS (20) JAMES A. GARFIELD : "WELCKER'S RESTAURANT" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (21) CHESTER A. ARTHUR : "HOFFMAN HOUSE" ( NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK ) (22) GROVER CLEVELAND : "ANCHOR INN: ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (23) BENJAMIN HARRISON : "WILLARD HOTEL" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (24) GROVER CLEVELAND : "BASSETT'S ICE CREAM" ( PHILADELPHIA , PA. ) (25) WILLIAM MCKINLEY : "RALEIGH HOTEL RESTAURANT" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (26) THEODORE ROOSEVELT : "DELMONICO'S " ( NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK ) (27) WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT : "CAFE DU PAREE ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (28) WOODROW WILSON : "HARVEY'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT" ( WSHINGTON , D.C. ) (29) WARREN G. HARDIBG : "MARMONT INN" ( CINCINATTI , OHIO ) (30) CALVIN COOLIDGE : DINED AT WHITE HOUSE (31) HERBERT HOOVER : "LEWIS'S' RESTAURANT" ( SAN FRANCISCO , CAL. ) (32) FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT : "ALGONQUIN HOTEL" ( NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK ) (33) HARRY S. TRUMAN : "MAYFLOWER HOTEL" ( WASHINGTON , D.C. ) (34) DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER : "THE PRESS CLUB" (35) JOHN F. KENNEDY : "LOCK OBER" ( BOSTON , MASS. ) (36) LYNDON B. JOHNSSON : LIKED TO EAT AT HIS TEXAS RANCH (37) RICHARD M. NIXON : LIKED AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOOD (38) GERALD FORD : LIKED PEANUT BUTTER (39) JIMMY CARTER : LIKED TRADITIONAL SOUTHEN COMFORT FOOD (40) RONALD REAGEN : LIKED TRADITIONAL AMERICAN COMFORT FOOD (41) GEORGE H. W. BUSH : LIKED CLASSIC AMERICAN MEALS (42) BILL CLINTON : ATE BURGERS AND FRIES AND THEN WENT VEGAN (43) GEORGE W. BUSH : LIKED CLASSIC AMERICAN FOOD (44) BARACK OBAMA ;: LIKED DIVERSE INTERNATIONAL MEALS (45) DONALD TRUMP : LIKED FAST FOOD (46) JOE BIDEN : LIKES CLASSIC AMERICAN FOOD

I guess the people that make this video feel if they stopped eating these items everyone did. So ill informed they are pitiful.

worked at Ponderosa and Chi Chi's, Shoneys still exist in WV

If it's of any interest to American viewers, I can tell you that we in the UK have never heard of most of these!

too many fucking commercials at slow pace. greedy douchebag

Watching from Tokyo where all you can eat Wagyu is a thing. Also all you can drink (90 minutes).

If its not NY pizza in NY state, it's not good!

No pizza as good as NY pizza in NY state.

One of my all time favorite morning hot cereals was Quaker instant oatmeal flavor packs. After a recent hospital stay, and tasting their god awful version of oatmeal, I had a serious yearning for some real oatmeal with real flavor.

19:45 Used to love their Cod Nuggets

18:25 Is that Scott Bakula?

5:21 You forgot to mention that Roy Roger's got bought out by Hardee's at least their chicken recipe did

0:47 Jimmy Buffet was a BUUFETT, these are buffets

it sounds like you are repeating the same thing over and over

Great restaurants. Missthem

17:26 "Who knew buns could ever taste that Goo". I think he was supposed to say "Good" Also, I'm pretty sure this is A.I. cuz anyone reading this script would've caught that, lol. He also ends the video with "Don't forget to SUBSIBE" Also, there's a Wimpy's in my city, but I live in Canada so I guess we're lucky

We had a Red Barn across the street from my high school in Youngstown OH.

We had Red Barn near me.

Subway food is nasty.

What the hell happened to number 20? I feel ripped off.

Oh wow white couples on TV commercial!