America's Favorite Animal Crackers - Life in America

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[@Larry]

I bought some recently, but it said on the box "Do not eat if seal is broken", took me ages to find the seal shaped one to check!

[@resetthis9838]

So was it broken?

[@brunobiava4833]

THAT IS THE FUNNIEST JOKE I HAVE HEARD IN YEARS!!!!

[@glennso47]

Like the warning on your mattress “Do not remove this tag. Under penalty of law. “ I thought if you were to remove the mattress tag the police would suddenly appear and have you removed from your home and placed in a “reeducation facility. “ I see that recently the tag now says that the tag is not to be removed until after the mattress was bought by the consumer. Whew!

[@Larry]

@@glennso47 Yeah, In hindsight it probably means for retailers or hotels not to remove it. Didn't the Simpsons do a joke about removing it once?

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

I remember them well from the sixties with a small string on them to carry . One of the few things our mom could afford, didn’t have much money. We really enjoyed them . This was a really good segment.

[@samanthab1923]

My Nan always got them for me if I went grocery shopping with her. Loved them & the little box with the string was like a purse 😊

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

@@samanthab1923 👍👌

[@dwightpowell6673]

She was white... therefore she had it much better than a single black woman with kids....JUST THE FACTS.

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

@@dwightpowell6673 my mother grew up very poor in the hills of Pennsylvania back in the forties , you’ve shown your ignorance by judging someone’s life you know nothing about simply by race , ridiculous and idiotic.

[@buxxbannerspov30]

@@dwightpowell6673 take your CRT somewhere else

[@theozank853]

We would cut the strings on the box and tie them together to make long trains for the Circus...

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

we used to do that, too

[@josephgaviota]

GENIUS ! We never thought of that, but it sounds like fun!

[@trinitylancer]

My Mom would buy these for me at the Supermarket to appease me while she continued her shopping, I'd snack on them and then she would bring it to the attention of the cashier that I had eaten them already and to charge her for them. Those cookies in the early 60's were probably a dime. It took a 10 cent box of cookies and a 60 year old memory for me to reach for the Kleenex.

[@jamesrivera7618]

Appease you till she was done you were probably a big ass brat as a kid were you not just couldn't behave and wait till you got home am I right my mom would get them for us all we could do was carry them around till we got home

[@Barb_Niquette]

@@jamesrivera7618 - Wow! You appear to be a very opinionated and rude person hiding behind a keyboard.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jamesrivera7618]

It's called respect for your parents and what they ask you to do sounds like you don't have any so rude my butt your rude for saying anything here any way God bless you

[@staceyl.thienel1499]

My parents did similar - I got the box BUT only could eat them if I behaved. As a young girl impatient at the grocery -- worth it!❤

[@DaveTexas]

I was just about to leave this exact comment! My mom would get me a box when we first arrived at the store, and I’d eat them while she did her shopping. I’d hand the box to the cashier when we’d check out. Seems like at least half the time the cashier would laugh and tell my mother there was no charge for good little boys! That was good incentive for me to always be on my best behavior at the store.

[@freedomring4813]

Another fine memory from my childhood. I'm just wondering, what will be the childhood memories of the children today... THEIR CELLPHONES? I grew up during the better times in America and will see the worst of times in my older years like now.

[@getoffmydarnlawn]

Today's kids will have Tide Pods

[@freedomring4813]

@@getoffmydarnlawn LOL, I forgot about that.

[@saintmichael1779]

I miss the old times, too. Drinking water out of the hose, Kool-Aid in aluminum "glasses", Mom putting calamine lotion on your poison ivy or putting Vicks Vapo-Rub on your chest when you had a cold. Walter Cronkite. Things like that. But there are good things in our current life that we could not have dreamed of. KZbin for one, and the patience that it takes to put a video together. I really do admire the people who take the time and effort to make an enjoyable things for us to watch, and they are free.

[@freedomring4813]

@@saintmichael1779 LOL, Vicks Vapo-Rub .... I remember that . Some modern technology is a good thing ... but I believe some is not. But KZbin has allowed me to put together a great rock and roll collection of music I listened to back in the day . But KZbin should stay the HELL out of politics.

[@saintmichael1779]

@@freedomring4813 I remember when we got the morning paper and the 6:00 news (ABC, NBC and CBS). "Time" or "Newsweek" if you didn't get "Life." Now we have news 24/7. Breaking Headlines! This Just In! The New York Times (or The Washington Post) Has Just Reported...! I find this distasteful in the extreme.

[@chefo.g7191]

I have a bag of those right now..miss the little boxes with the string...

[@Tiberius291]

Loved the taste and box design when I was a kid in the 60s & 70s. I still buy a box occasionally today. 🐿 🐨 🦁

[@clumaster]

i remember McDonald's had something similar with their McDonald Land Cookies

[@frankrizzo4460]

When I was a kid my dad worked for Nabisco and he used to bring home all the new items and let us try it. I remember the old packaging with the little string over the top, and now they changed the cover of the box taking away the bars like the animals were in a zoo, unbelievable. Society today seems easily offended by everything very unfortunate.🤔

[@buickinvicta288]

No more Circus 😕

[@xr6lad]

Agree. Far too precious - it’s was a package. If that’s the sort of thing people are using valuable donations to campaign about then maybe PETA receives too much money.

[@samanthab1923]

Buick Invicta Was so sad to see the Circus trains head home in FL after they dismantled everything.

[@samanthab1923]

Did he work at the Fairlawn plant on 208 in NJ? Just heard they are closing it. Always liked driving by, it smelt sooo good 😊

[@frankrizzo4460]

@@samanthab1923 No at the time when I was small he worked in New York but went there occasionally to check inventory. Eventually we moved to South Fl where he also worked as a salesman in the supermarket's stocking shelves with Nabisco products 🤔

[@LynxSouth]

Loved 'em, and the boxes were great for storing little toys and trinkets.

[@tearosy]

Yes! I kept all of my little treasures in the box. Wish I had saved one.

[@deejay8403]

I have to say that this is becoming one of my favorite channels. Lately I’ve been binging on videos from the 60s and 70s...TV shows and commercials, and documentaries outlining those specific times. Great childhood memories all stored up in those videos! This current state of affairs sure make me long for those times again

[@staceyl.thienel1499]

I so agree!! I'd rather watch COMMERCIALS for an hour from the 80s than 60 seconds of today's current affairs

[@sonampalmo3578]

Nostalgia can be a sanity saving device.

[@billsharp3786]

Barnum are the only ones I remember from my `70s childhood. This video has me craving them now.

[@sharonmaurer2882]

I am fifty six yrs old and still love them:) Loved getting the box with the string we carried like a little purse:)

[@noladarling1597]

My dad would randomly surprise me with a box. I love him for that 🥲

[@Dynamo001]

I used to get a box of these every Saturday morning, when I was kid back in the 70's and early 80's. We had a local mom and pop bakery that would send out a truck full of snacks. The Barnum's Animals crackers were the go-to, along with either a box of Nabisco Cheese Tid Bits or Swiss Cheese crackers. Can't forget the Chocolate Zingers, Tastycake Jelly Krimpets 3 packs and other goodies.

[@gregtheredneck1715]

Nabisco Barnum's Animals were the ones I used to eat as a kid didn't realize that the boxes were ment for use as Christmas ornaments though. They were the only food item I didn't get in trouble for playing with. What kid can eat an elephant shaped cookie without trying imitate it's bugle? Every now and again I get the urge to revisit my childhood and I'll get a bag at the store.

[@ghlocal1]

Anyone remember when McDonald’s sold a box of cookies that tasted very similar to Animal Crackers? They were called McDonaldland cookies and they were my favorite!!

[@RickJZ1973]

I remember them. They were quite good!

[@justmejenny7986]

They used to be part of a happy meal when I was little. Haven't seen the cookies since the 90s I believe.

[@mdgraystone]

Yep, I worked at McDonald's in high school and remember those cookies. We also had Chocolatey Chip cookies that were pretty good. We sold tons of both kinds.

[@kallen868]

I'd forgotten about those!

[@tearosy]

Loved them! Why were they discontinued?

[@hhawg1]

I remember the boxes with the strings. The cookies were particularly good with milk. Now I'm gonna have to see if I can find some. Thanks for the video.

[@InFltSvc]

I grew up near this place and my mom had these all the time in the lower cabinet in those boxes with the string on it . They were in a wax paper inside the box. Then the space race came in 1969 and mom would get the space sticks by Pillsbury… those were the days

[@jamesrivera7618]

Just bought some for my granddaughter 6-5-21 she loves them and loves it when I just give them to her as a surprise shes 13 now and still loves them

[@billnolechek5177]

They were a great cookie. Smooth mouth feel. Made with good ingredients back in the 60s.

[@delorestaylor8114]

That was my special treat as a kid when the Saturday grocery shopping was done. I can still smell them now 😊

[@joejohnston2035]

Still love em, all my boys Loved em

[@angelblue7779]

Barnum’s are my favorite even today! A happy little memory from way back when 😊!

[@QueenOfTheNorth65]

I actually found some of the Barnum boxes with the string at a local store a few weeks ago. I hadn’t seen them in years. I bought one for each of my children and explained to them how much I had enjoyed them as a child.

[@Corgis175]

Still see them in stores today.

[@elifoust7664]

Nice treat, Mom brought home from grocery day,1964

[@elifoust7664]

Sunshine Biscuit ..Hydrox cookies..profile that.

[@scratchdog2216]

Like the animals knew or cared they were depicted in cages. Hasn't changed anything. Still a good product.

[@JustFunandGames]

Next, they will try to eliminate animal crackers completely, for encouraging children to eat zoo and circus animals.

[@scratchdog2216]

@PompierCanadien Unless one starts a sentence with them, adjectives aren't capitalized.

[@scratchdog2216]

@PompierCanadien lol Guilty.

[@jamesslick4790]

Meanwhile PETA kills ACTUAL animals! 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@jamesslick4790]

Meanwhile PETA kills ACTUAL animals! 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@anngonzalez7058]

Animal Crackers is a memory again our dad always bought him a big plastic container of AC he would give us some or buy the small box of. AC we would wait to see what he would buy us every wk they we re good to eat that we all enjoy me & my siblings I will never forget my memories of my dad love you❤️

[@ilovegoodsax]

Animal crackers --now this is a blast from my childhood past! Haven't had a box probably since the late 60s, and have never bought a box for my millennial-age kid. In fact, I didn't know animal crackers were still being made. VIDEO SUGGESTION: Candy cigarettes lol.😝

[@samanthab1923]

I got them for my son when he was little but not into them. He liked Ginger Snaps better. Nabisco stopped making the ZuZu Snaps so he got Pepperidge Farm instead.

[@charlie-ot5ug]

Yeh candy cigerettes lol. And dummy (pacifier) lollipops.

[@sonampalmo3578]

I liked the pink bubblegum cigars, too.

[@juliemarchese-temple7749]

I miss the string!

[@X0.LA_BRAVA.X0]

These are fire even today. I could munch on a whole gallon of em

[@stephaniehillman2455]

I still eat Animal Crackers as an adult. I love the Way they taste with a cup of coffee. The Barnum Animal Crackers were a childhood favorite of mine Too. It was special to have your own box of cookies.❤❤❤

[@thecatlady6]

I remember the boxes with a string "handle" that I enjoyed as a kid and my daughters as well. When I bought them for my grandchildren, I was upset for two reasons that they now come in a bag or plastic container. One is the nostalgia and the convenience of the handle. The children were able to carry them and hold onto them while sitting in their carseat. And, they were the perfect serving size for a small child. Now, I have to divide them up to put in small reusable containers but they don't have the handle. There's always more of a mess in the car. The other reason is environmental. Why go from a cardboard box that can be recycled or composted to plastic that will just sit in the landfills forever? I applaud the companies that now use more sustainable packaging but, it seems they went the opposite way.

[@lindacostello1162]

Plastic paging is cheaper....😔

[@scottmiller8396]

I remember in the early 60s my mom would get me a box if I was good in the store they would last me all day .Even as I’m typing this there is a bag in my kitchen love them P.S Love you Mom RIP

[@DFSelkirk]

When I was four years old in the 1960's my mother would take me and my two younger brothers shopping at the supermarket. The first place we would head to was the aisle with the Barnum's Animal Crackers and my mother would give us each a box and pay for the empty boxes when she checked out and payed for the other groceries. That would keep us all quiet and keep us from asking for other food so she could do her shopping.

[@nancybarta8167]

Im going to have to buy some next week........I wonder about the box too.I know they were still in the circus train in the 90s.

[@danielulz1640]

I wish I could get those log-cabin brownies.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I have an empty box (with string) on my computer tower. It reminds me of better times and makes me happy to look at it.

[@freedomring4813]

Agree 100 percent. I'm 61 and grew up in the better times in America but am growing old seeing the worst of times.

[@loveandfaith6517]

Yes we must keep hold of the memories... that so cool! thanks!

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@freedomring4813 I'm 61 also (karma?) and yes we grew up in much better times than now even though it was full of turmoil

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@loveandfaith6517 I also have a box of Aunt Jemima and Cream of Wheat ... we have lost so much sometimes it hurts my soul

[@loveandfaith6517]

@@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503 You're not the only one... I weep for the lose of our beloved USA. I will be 69 this fall and I think often of the wonderful life we had back then.

[@HarborGuy]

I am 86 years old now and we had these when little we played with the boxes lol

[@leonardli3667]

For me as. Child in the 60’s, we had. Neighbor who worked for Mother’s Cookies would bring us a case of their Animal Cookies every so often for my siblings and I to enjoy! They were great! Too bad they closed the plant in California. I think they are now made in Canada. Sorry, somehow they do not taste the same now.

[@JoannaCubana]

Are you from the Bay Area, Oakland?

[@thankthelord4536]

Part of my childhood for sure.

[@juliemarchese-temple7749]

IDEA: TAKE THAT PHOTO OF THE OLD ANIMAL CRACKERS BOX AND PUT ON T-shirt?????!

[@ladylhofyork320]

I’m a York, PA girl! Thank you for sharing this information👍🏻

[@charles-y2z6c]

I always wondered what the holes were for. I am 65 and still eat them. Grandchildren have so many perks.

[@jpolar394]

Yup, 5 cents a box and the Fairlawn, New Jersey factory is shutting down very soon for good. They also made Oreo cookies there. Some more people are out of a job. The whole town of Fairlawn is boycotting Nabisco.

[@anthonychihuahua]

I gave the big middle finger to Nabisco and every single one of their products and subsidiaries when they packed up their fortunes they made in America and sold out and relocated headquarters to Mexico under Mondelez international. Oh, they tried to move their headquarters "back to America" after the American backlash and trump threatening American companies leaving America, but we know they are not an American company anymore.

[@samanthab1923]

Such a shame. Loved driving by on 208 & smelling that deliciousness.

[@philipe7937]

I loved those as a kid and I still love them. On the movie A Bugs Life, the flea circus uses one of these boxes like a horse drawn carriage to transport the circus.

[@azmike1]

ICED! ICED! They are Grrrrreat! My Favorite. But I must say, I have not eaten one in decades. I'm gonna get some today and relive the great times. Jolly Good Show!

[@texman8150]

Wow! I never knew the string on the box was for hanging on a Christmas tree. I always assumed it was a carry handle.

[@SchardtCinematic]

My eye doctors office is 8n the building right beside the Stauffers cookie factory. It smells so good to go to my eye doctors. My one friend also works 3rd shift there. They are currently starting cookies for the holiday season coming up. Those star shaped chocolate covered Christmas cookies are the best.

[@rtmlandscapingjunkremoval1875]

Just opened a bag and was looking for something to watch and this came up. Perfect timing. 👌👌

[@wantingoneangel8976]

I so remember both as a Kid from the 70s into the 80s and even as an Adult, I so LOVE the Barnum's Box of Animal Crackers:)!! Even my Late Dad into old age, LOVED having animals crackers as a snack and even as a dessert:)!! I never knew that the string on the box of the Barnum's Animal Cracker were used as Christmas Ornaments, but as a history buff, it does look very 1904ish in that many times old cards were also used as Christmas ornaments at that time on the Christmas Tree:)!! And as a Child, my favorite animals were Camels which I must have seen on T.V. because I did not grow up were Camels are native, so whenever I got Barnum Animal Crackers, I ALWAYS looked for the Camel Animal Crackers:)!!! Thank you for sharing this fun, nostalgic part of our American History:)!!!

[@annmcneal7804]

Great memories.

[@elgnganal3492]

Eating these brings me back to the good ol' childhood although I could never recognize which animal was on every cracker. I just knew they tasted great!!

[@dfygoh3215]

PETA,, what a joke going after a cartoon , now does this mean none of them ever go to the zoo

[@freedomring4813]

I will get a ribeye for supper this week to honor..PETA.

[@xr6lad]

PETA would be so ignorant I reckon that they’d fail to understand that zoos are the one places that have brought many animals back from extinction.

[@juliemarchese-temple7749]

Yes, DEFINITELY A JOKE! THEY SHOULD BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT THE REAL ZOOS!!! HOW STUPID!

[@dwightpowell6673]

Priveledged bored white woman.

[@Shawn666Hellion]

Peta,*People Eating Tasty Animals*

[@RickJZ1973]

Nice video! I enjoyed these when I was a kid. As an adult, I still purchase them occasionally!

[@memyselfandifarmer]

got a box while shopping at shop n save, foodland and kroger back with mom. 45 years ago.

[@byrdwell4391]

Got an empty box sitting on top of one of the kitchen cabinets with other fun, memorable items on display that makes being in the kitchen a special place to be while gazing on all the special memories each bring.

[@MilitaryVideoWorks3742]

Such great memories you bring to me through these delightful videos. Thank you, so much for creating them.

[@Sabrina79]

I live about five minutes away from the Nabisco plant in Fair Lawn, NJ. Unfortunately it closed for good in July 2021, laying off 600 workers. My favorite memory will always be the scent of bread baking that wafted though the air all the way to my neighborhood the next town over!

[@nancyjaplon4909]

Brought back so many good memories 👍👍

[@eileenlester4342]

Love them!!! 💜🐪💜🐘💜🐅💜🐻💜🐄💜🐈💜🐐💜🦒💜🦁💜

[@marknesselhaus4376]

Oh man, I loved them as a kid in the 60's. A box did not last very long once I got my fingers into it :-)

[@johnbockelie3899]

Can you imagine PETA invading the animal cracker factory ?.

[@marknesselhaus4376]

@@johnbockelie3899 Please don't give them any ideas ;-)

[@johnbockelie3899]

@@marknesselhaus4376 the reason there is a new animal cracker box showing the animals out in the open is because PETA complained about the circus cage boxes. 😭

[@marknesselhaus4376]

@@johnbockelie3899 Yeah, I kind of figured on that :-(

[@MillerMeteor74]

I had no idea that there were others besides "Barnum's Animals". It's been many, many years, or probably decades, since I last had any. Thanks for the history.

[@a.rosesrbleu9580]

We used to dunk the puffier Stouffer ones in tea as children at Grandma's house, did the same with Vienna fingers...she used to have the box of oreos that come with 1 sleeve of the chocolate and one sleeve of the golden....good times with Grandma🥰

[@StatsJedi]

So National Animal Cracker Day is my birthday! Will have to remember that next year!

[@stillaboveground2470]

The last time I ate animal crackers was probably 15 years ago. I ate them with one of my nephews, who insisted that I didn't eat any of the elephants. Those were his favorites. I used to tease him by telling him that all the animals tasted the same, which he denied. He thought the elephants tasted the best! LOL

[@BonesBrigader]

Never tell a kid that each animal tastes the same 😉

[@ilovethescentofcoffee5205]

Nostalgia 🥰

[@justsumguy2u]

Sure, I have fond memories of those as a kid. The ones with the red box with a string handle---my grandma used to give them to me and my sister when we came to visit

[@jackiereynolds2888]

The box was a picture of different animals in circus cages; a white braided string was attached to carry your pets. Their taste reminds me a little of short-bread coikies.

[@Ryan-wr8fx]

It's probably been 15 years since I've had these and I still remember exactly how they taste

[@rebelxxx3382]

I bought a box of these and put them up before the change ..glad i did.

[@milermonte9116]

As a kid thats born in 1994 i feel we are the last of the old school .....i grew up seeing things go out of date like payphones beepers cell phones starting ..etc alot of stuff ..........i feel if ur even born 1 year later 1995 u didnt get to experience the old school u were too young .... i was yougn but i remember alot of fun old things..... n especially social media it wasnt around wen i was coming up n if it was u would go home on ur computer to go online not on ur phone ......im gettin old hahahaha

[@onefatstratcat]

oh man.. so good with a ice cold glass of milk :)

[@appleforever6664]

Congrats passing 60K subs!

[@annmcneal7804]

Love both brands!

[@michaeltaylor1603]

Barnum was my & IS my fav. I've not tried the frosted. It was more of a "cheap" indulgence to get the box. Never thought to hang it on Christmas Tree. Ringling used to come to Houston, TX via railroad. They have just the right amount of sweetness for coffee, tea, or milk. Sure fun to eat almost as fun as Girl Scout cookies! Fun Factoid. Houston had a Nabisco plant. I'd always insist my dad drive past there on the way to the Houston Zoo.He ALWAYS would. Those smells bring back memories!

[@garyfrancis6193]

I remember them as a five year old in 1955.

[@lindaopthof2783]

The Nabisco plant in Fairlawn NJ closed over a year ago and the stopped making Oreos there too.

[@JanLarson]

PETA - "People Eating Tasty Animals"

[@KaneshaAndrews]

LMAO!!!!

[@sandymcclay9739]

The animals crackers in the little boxes do NOT taste the same today..... miss these so much!

[@leelalo6625]

The string was to pretend it were a purse. I loved it. At least for me lol.

[@schallrd1]

Who didn't love to bite the animal's heads off?

[@interwebtubes]

Definitely an interesting article, Awesome video piece

[@SodaPop3092]

You know, I keep having those dreams about Animal Crackers. When I eat an animal cracker I transformed into any animal of its shape. It was a crazy but awesome dream. If Animal Crackers were magical in real life I would so turn into a monkey, an elephant, a bird, a panda and different kinds of animals. It is now my favorite dream(Right next to teaming up with Sonic Dream). I love it😍🐒🐅🐎🐕🐈🐖🐿🐓🐼🐀🐁🐑🐪🐫🐘🐦🐧🐊🐸🐬🐙🐍🐢🐠🦀🐉

[@dianamoody7251]

Love them. Boxes, bags, etc.

[@DragonBlue68]

I munched on these as a kid in the 70s... I'm pretty sure they were the Nabisco brand because I remember the box. My all time favorite are the white and pink frosted with sprinkles😁 I have the weight to prove it😳

[@carriepletcher8057]

Animal crackers in my childhood was my childhood. Late 80s early early 90s. Only thing my parents could afford. Snack wise!

[@darkwood777]

I never had them because we couldn't afford them. Still it was a well known product.

[@benwelch4076]

Still one of the best snacks you can buy.

[@pamelamays4186]

When I was a preschool teacher, I ate a lot of animal crackers at snack time. When I was a kid, whenever Mom gave me a box of animal crackers, it was special. I didn't know the box was actually a Christmas ornament.

[@patbarrientos1369]

Anyone remember animal crackers in a Greyhound bus cardboard container circa 1963. I believe they had bears. What was unique was they had chocolate bears as well as the traditional ones.

[@DaveTexas]

I grew up eating the Nabisco animal crackers, but as an adult I have a real affinity for the Stauffer’s animal crackers. Their products have become harder to find where I live, though, so I haven’t had any for quite a few years. Stauffer’s makes a frosted gingerbread cookie for the holidays that I just love, but no local store has stocked them for years and Amazon sellers charge like five times the retail price for them…

[@justing9528]

I remember my local supermarket would always have these on display with the string handles and my uncle would always buy me one or two. I use to eat these all the time and then I stopped because I was tired of eating them all the time. I recently bought one and I didn't even know they still mad them and I swear the quality definitely went down hill.

[@tomoshiro87]

I was eating animal crackers while watching. Love ❤️ your channel

[@amypaparone55]

Loved when we got a box of animal crackers! I wonder if they still sell them in that little circus like box. I buy them now in the bag.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@ah-ha And that is exactly why I hate Peta and SJW's everywhere

[@bradleydempsey3842]

Yep

[@xr6lad]

@@ah-ha geez they are biscuits. Not real animals - people are so freaking precious. What next free range clothes because ‘wool’ shouldn’t be in bags.

[@hankvandenakker4271]

@@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503 WE'RE ALL WATCHING AND HAVING A FUN, WELL PRESENTED RIDE DOWN OUR SHARED 'MEMORY ROAD', THEN AN AZZHOLE, JUST LIKE YOU HAS RUIN THE TRIP! INSTEAD OF "ARE WE THERE YET?", YOU SPEW "IS TRUMP MY PRESIDENT YET?" GO HAUNT SOMETHING LESS WHOLESOME, TAKE YOUR 'RELIGION' AND SEEK YOUR OWN PATH- AND LEAVE THIS BEAUTIFUL CHANNEL TO OUR HAPPY PAST.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@hankvandenakker4271 Aww poor baby did I trigger you and hurt your little feelings? If so ... good.

[@adammiller2246]

Sad to say Nabisco is closing the Fairlawn NJ plant

[@BELCAN57]

How about an episode on the first soda, MOXIE !

[@mariateresamondragon5850]

I was not a big fan of animal cookies. I liked them well enough, but I preferred a similar product called Toy Cookies. They were shaped like various toys. My favorite was the clock (Is that a toy?), and I think there was a ball and a block. The cookies were significantly larger than the animal cookies, and I don't recall them coming in an individual serving box. I also don't recall what company made them, though I was aware of that at the time, even as a child. (This was the 50's and 60"s.) In college I became fond of Mother's Frosted Circus Animal Cookies, but never considered them to be at all similar to the old animal cookies.

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I just remembered. Toy Cookies were made by Sunshine.