Too large to copy and paste, but I read thru this last night... some thiungs are very humourous... some I totally agree with,? and some I totally DISAGREE with, but worth the look.? Being a Baby Boomer myself, I took exception to the slamming of mayonaise,? canned tuna,? meat loaf,? tuna casserole,? bologna, jello, and cool whip.?? These are staples in our home! ? And we ain't never gonna give 'em up!!!? Millenials and Gen-Z er's ... You can go eat your quiche and greens!? --Ginny




Aug 19, 2023 | Erika Salen | This article originally appeared on our sister site: history-a2z.com

The baby boomers, a generation that emerged in the aftermath of World War II, have undeniably left their impact. From economic prosperity to cultural shifts, their influence is palpable. But when it comes to their impact on food, let’s just say that legacy is a bit perplexing, if not horrifying.





Ginny Butterfield
Cranberry Twp, Pa