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Tom Kitten

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32. We couldn't afford bread when I was a kid, so we ate cake!
Thu Jun 13, 2013, 03:05 AM
Jun 2013

Just kidding...Pretty much like others here, earliest memories are of Wonder Bread, switched to Roman Meal around 12 years old (must have been the commercials), later liked dark rye and toasted French bread...

Weird thinking back to those days...I remember I didn't like pizza or cheese but liked green vegetables like broccoli and peas...and sometimes my mom would make us Boston B&M baked bean sandwiches with mayonnaise on Wonder Bread and I liked them. Nowadays I like pizza, cheese is OK still love greens (except lettuce not so much) but hate baked beans!

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Wonderbread and Spam pscot Jun 2013 #1
made america what it is today! rurallib Jun 2013 #20
When very young, that gawd awful white "WONDER" bread.... hlthe2b Jun 2013 #2
Roman meal bread, good stuff. texanwitch Jun 2013 #5
Yeah, Mom gets kudos for that, but I think she love to smear it with cheez-whiz...LOL hlthe2b Jun 2013 #8
Yes Major Nikon Jun 2013 #3
Roman Meal OmahaBlueDog Jun 2013 #4
Multi-grain, but still contains whole wheat. hlthe2b Jun 2013 #6
White Jeff R Jun 2013 #7
me too OriginalGeek Jun 2013 #47
Tortillas Jeff R Jun 2013 #49
Brown bread, as dark as you can find it short of rye bread Ron Obvious Jun 2013 #9
Wonder Bread, mostly. I also remember "Bunny Bread"! femmocrat Jun 2013 #10
We also ate a lot of Bunny Bread. Arkansas Granny Jun 2013 #33
Wonder Bread. It was about all you could get back in the Pleistocene era The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2013 #11
Rye and pumpernickel LiberalEsto Jun 2013 #12
Ditto tavernier Jun 2013 #18
My mom brainwashed me about white bread LiberalEsto Jun 2013 #38
Ligo! tavernier Jun 2013 #41
Wonderbread. LWolf Jun 2013 #13
Started off with white, switched to brown when I was about 12. JBoy Jun 2013 #14
White bread. These days I rarely touch the stuff unless it's a roll. In_The_Wind Jun 2013 #15
wonderbread, with peanut butter and marshmallow. magical thyme Jun 2013 #16
White bread and on Sunday's we would get a loaf of fresh Italian from the bakery, benld74 Jun 2013 #17
favourite was a bread made from nuts ground and leached with red clay loli phabay Jun 2013 #19
didn't even know there was anything but white until I was 16 rurallib Jun 2013 #21
white Kali Jun 2013 #22
White occasionally... one_voice Jun 2013 #23
large family. lots of PB+J on white bread. KG Jun 2013 #24
6 kids, so same thing, Peanut Butter and Jam/Jelly on white was a staple. ConcernedCanuk Jun 2013 #39
Butternut Large Paulie Jun 2013 #25
White bread FTW! Llewlladdwr Jun 2013 #26
Mostly pipi_k Jun 2013 #27
white -- the very cheapest Bertha Venation Jun 2013 #28
I thought there were only three kinds of bread Generic Brad Jun 2013 #29
wonder bread and holsum orleans Jun 2013 #30
seems we were'nt alloawed to have anything other people had olddots Jun 2013 #31
We couldn't afford bread when I was a kid, so we ate cake! Tom Kitten Jun 2013 #32
White bread. LeftofObama Jun 2013 #34
I ate real bread, not that stuff I call carp bait. hobbit709 Jun 2013 #35
we were lucky if we even ate datasuspect Jun 2013 #36
Rye and pumpernickel Arcanetrance Jun 2013 #37
White at home, Roman Meal at my best friend's house. Still Blue in PDX Jun 2013 #40
Wonder bread RILib Jun 2013 #42
Wonderbread and Rye bread. Did whole wheat exist back then? LOL graham4anything Jun 2013 #43
fresh white bread right from the oven madrchsod Jun 2013 #44
mostly wheat tabbycat31 Jun 2013 #45
White bread - wheat was for Eastern Europeans and other subversives csziggy Jun 2013 #46
Similar story. Wonderbread in the 60s/70s and then a transition to wheat. Arugula Latte Jun 2013 #48
Butternut white bread, HappyMe Jun 2013 #50
I'd say 99% white, nt Broken_Hero Jun 2013 #51
We only had whole wheat bread unless applegrove Jun 2013 #52
White laundry_queen Jun 2013 #53
White wonder bread only as a child life long demo Jun 2013 #54
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