From Nabisco
Published July 30, 1942
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Shredded Wheat WWII Advertisement
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Interesting that “whole” wheat was being promoted, and also the prompt at the end to be sure to include “Nabisco”. BTW, it stands for National Biscuit Company 🙂 I’ve heard people order wheat toast at a breakfast cafe. They’re referring to whole-wheat toast as opposed to white bread toast.
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Rather than eating dry toast and a 4-fried whole chickens and a coke.
~Jake and Elwood Blues
Happy Winds-Day everyone!
*apologies for my indulgence
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Love it! Thank you, luv, for stopping by!
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Hmm… I’ve heard that, too. I’m not a big fan of either – I remember the giant shredded wheats. Not seen them recently, but then again I’m not much of a wheat fan.
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