Grandma’s Midcentury 7UP Salad

This was a dessert my Grandmother often brought to church functions.

Grandma’s 7UP Salad Recipe Card – photo credit Grans Kitchen Table
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One interesting thing I noticed while going through my Grandma’s recipes. Over time, especially in the past 15 years, companies have reduced the sizes of products. Example: The “typical” can of tuna that was 6.5 ounces in Grandma’s day, is either 5 or 5.5 ounces now. Hence why I use my sister site to post just the recipe, so I can make allowances for any changes or substitutions needed to account for modern adjustments to measurements and food availability.

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Grandma’s Lime Salad Recipe

Also known as Green Church Salad. Old recipe from the 1950’s.

A common salad you would see at every church potluck in the Lutheran/Methodist Midwest.

Lime Salad – photo credit Grans Kitchen Table
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Just the Recipe Lime Jello Salad

One interesting thing I noticed while going through my Grandma’s recipes. Over time, especially in the past 15 years, companies have reduced the sizes of products. Example: The “typical” can of tuna that was 6.5 ounces in Grandma’s day, is either 5 or 5.5 ounces now. Hence why I use my sister site to post just the recipe, so I can make allowances for any changes or substitutions needed to account for modern adjustments to measurements and food availability.

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Grandma Lola’s Lemon Salad Recipe

Old School Jello Salad recipe card from wayyyy back in the day.

This was a popular picnic recipe. What mid-century table didn’t have a jello salad of some kind?

Grandma’s Lemon Salad – Photo Credit Grands Kitchen Table
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One interesting thing I noticed while going through my Grandma’s recipes. Over time, especially in the past 15 years, companies have reduced the sizes of products. Example: The “typical” can of tuna that was 6.5 ounces in Grandma’s day, is either 5 or 5.5 ounces now. Hence why I use my sister site to post just the recipe, so I can make allowances for any changes or substitutions needed to account for modern adjustments to measurements and food availability.

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Grandma’s Waldorf Salad Recipe

My Grandma’s 1950’s recipe for Waldorf Salad.

A mid-century classic, found at every church potluck table.

Waldorf Salad Recipe Card – photo credit Grans Kitchen Table
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One interesting thing I noticed while going through my Grandma’s recipes. Over time, especially in the past 15 years, companies have reduced the sizes of products. Example: The “typical” can of tuna that was 6.5 ounces in Grandma’s day, is either 5 or 5.5 ounces now. Hence why I use my sister site to post just the recipe, so I can make allowances for any changes or substitutions needed to account for modern adjustments to measurements and food availability.

Grandma’s 1950’s Tuna Salad

This was a common lunch served from her mid-century galley kitchen. Always with a side of veggies, generally green beans or a salad. Pop wasn’t allowed at her table, no ma’am. We drank a big frosty glass of milk and another glass of water with every meal.

Tuna Salad Recipe Card – photo credit Grans Kitchen Table

One interesting thing I noticed while going through my Grandma’s recipes. Over time, especially in the past 15 years, companies have reduced the sizes of products. Example: The “typical” can of tuna that was 6.5 ounces in Grandma’s day, is either 5 or 5.5 ounces now. Hence why I use my sister site to post just the recipe, so I can make allowances for any changes or substitutions needed to account for modern adjustments to measurements and food availability.

Just the Recipe – 1950’s Tuna Salad
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