10 Forgotten GROCERY STORE Items Only Baby Boomers Remember

10 Forgotten GROCERY STORE Items Only Baby Boomers Remember.
In this video, we take a trip down memory lane as we explore 10 classic grocery store products that only Baby Boomers will remember.
From iconic brands to beloved snacks, join us in rediscovering these nostalgic items that shaped a generation.
Don't miss out on this dose of nostalgia!
#babyboomers #GroceryStoreMemories #Nostalgia

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

What are some grocery store items or experiences that stand out the most for you?

[@joeblow123]

total BS right off the bat. spam is in every store right now

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Yes it is, but is it forgotten? 🤔

[@rholmst]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c Obviously NOT forgotten, just based on their sales numbers. You can, if you want, actually by it by the pallet at Costco.

[@virginiacorcoran1326]

Spam is still very popular, especially in Hawaii and Asian countries. I am a Boomer, and nobody I knew ever dressed up to go grocery shopping. There weren’t many cars in our urban neighborhood, and people walked to the store. We had butchers both regular and kosher, fish markets, bakeries and our local supermarket was small.

[@jerrys4841]

I remember going to the grocery store in the 50s and early 60s and there were no plastic containers in sight. Just class bottles and tin cans, maybe some aluminum. Even bread was packaged in wax paper.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Wax paper? Not sure if I saw those 🤗 What were the prices back in the 50s and 60s? :)

[@maxon-m3c]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c Quart of milk was a quarter, candy bar was a nickel, Hostess Twinkies were 12 cents for a twin pack!

[@alihammington77]

Why is the shopper in a "vintage items" video wearing a mask and gloves??

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

I guess he wants treat the items with respect 😆

[@stevemellas3087]

i noticed the lack of self check out something I'm dead set against do to the fact your doing the work of an employee with out the employee discounts or even a invitation to the company christmas party.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

That is true, who knows on how many employee discounts we missed out on because of the self check out desks 😀

[@rholmst]

This nothing but clickbate. Reported.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Why is this nothing but clickbait? Do explain if you thing you have something to say on this matter :)

[@tradewins]

No need to "go to a dairy"...milkmen would deliver to your home or apartment. I liked Ring Dings more than Twinkies. A loaf of bread cost 25 cents.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Milkmen were a great thing to have, right? :) 25 cents for bread, those were the days

[@kirahastings9900]

In the 50's Hostess cupcakes cost 20 cents/pkg. We lived near the bakery and could buy day-old packages for a dime.

[@tradewins]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c Spam is quite popular in other countries where it's viewed as kind of a delicacy.

[@Steakbigg]

I loved grocery stores back in the day :)

[@victoriamosteller6648]

When discussing H S stamps, why show a Costco ..?

[@marylist1236]

I love Meijer, from Greenville, Michigan. Meijer was doing what Kroger was doing in Southeastern Michigan, in Western Michigan. Meijer had a pony to ride for a penny

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

A pony ride for a penny? No way! 😃

[@marylist1236]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c Now I could be wrong. I can check

[@marylist1236]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c I checked, and Sandy the Pony costs just a penny. When Frederick Meijer had the rides first installed they were a dime, but he thought it was too much, so he changed it to a penny

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

@@marylist1236 Thank you so much for double checking, A for effort! :) :) You made my day :)

[@Smiglett11]

I'm Gen x and remember

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Kudos to your great memory 😇

[@Ij-jan]

The title is very misleading

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

In what sense?

[@Ij-jan]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c many of your items you are showing are still in stores today and quite popular. They are not forgotten items.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

@@Ij-jan Surely someone forgot about them, right? :)

[@Ij-jan]

@@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c yes 🙂

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

@@Ij-jan Did you find the time to check out the other videos on the channel? I hope there is something to your liking :)

[@deborahross9974]

I can remember that, when women dressed up to go shopping even beyond the grocery store. Women would dress up in a dress, wore a girdle to which she would attach her stockings, yes stockings this was before panty hose, put on a slip then her dress, put on high heels, do her make-up and hair, wore gloves and a hat sometimes even a light weight coat. Why? Because you never went out of the house without getting ready. Even the children were dressed up. I should know because I was a child in the 1950s. I remember most of what was mentioned. Though most of the pictures in this video of grocery stores are of today's stores. Thank you for the memories. God bless.

[@AmericanVintageLifestyle-h6c]

Thank you so much and God bless you as well! 😊 And yes, I agree that people have more of an effort to dress up nicely, even if they were going to a grocery store 🙂