Carnation Milk Co, 1956
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Carnation Milk Co, 1956
1962. A time when we looked at a cow and thought, "You know what this needs? More dehydration and better branding." Carnation is pushing their "Magic Crystals" here, which sounds less like a dairy product and more like the power source for a low-budget sci-fi laser. You have to admire the sheer aggressive wholesomeness of the fruit backdrop; they are trying very, very hard to convince you that rehydrated dairy dust is just as natural as a fresh plum. It’s the wholesome nourishment of milk, minus the fat, and arguably minus the milk part, too.
Sourced from the August 31, 1962 issue of Life Magazine.
Kellogg's Insta-Bowls Let You Have the Cereal When You Don't Have the Milk
Kellogg’s Insta-Bowls Let You Have the Cereal When You Don’t Have the Milk
9/14/22 New to Kellogg is a product that doesn’t leave you stranded for cereal when you don’t have milk. Insta-Bowls will allow the consumer to simply add cold water, which will rehydrate the powdered milk inside, turning it into liquid milk. The product will come in four well-known varieties: Apple Jacks, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, and Raisin Bran Crunch. For now, you will only be able to…
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These look good. Low calorie too !
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