Tv dinner

Peel back the foil and dig into these beans, franks, crisps, peas, chopped meats and Twinkies. Did you ever eat a Libbyland meal?

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Picked up a large assortment of vintage packaging recently, and chief among the stuff was a neat stash of TV dinner boxes. The boxes were all in pretty good shape, but all of them had their end panel flaps cut off. This is one of the original style of Swanson TV Dinner boxes, the design used when they launched in the 1950's. I've wanted one of these for some time, and this is the first one I've been able to find and acquire.

Stock up on these yummy suggestions and you'll always have something in the house for dinner.

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I dig the little signs they would post in the dessert dishes. The fried chicken on these always looks good to me.

If you’re hungry and ready to wax nostalgic—boy, do we have a surprise for you. Ever-creative chef Joe West—whose elevated eats have helped put The Savoy back on the culinary map—has just unleashed a brand-new menu. One of his new entrees is a tried-and-true TV dinner, but West has created his own upscale, take-and-bake version.…

Retro-inspired TV Dinner

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Recreate the classic TV dinner to heat up any time!

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The TV dinners (Swanson & Banquet) I remember eating back in the days. 70's, 80's, vintage, retro foods, oldschool meals. G;)

Before I go on to the Canadian food inventions and innovations, I think it’s important to list in broad stroke of our timeline. Because of the length, I am breaking up the timeline into three posts…