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Do you remember opening the refrigerator door and seeing those familiar jars lined up, each one holding a creamy, savory secret that made your school lunch something special?

In this video, we take a delicious journey back to the kitchens of the 1960s and 1970s to rediscover 25 beloved sandwich spreads that once filled lunchboxes and graced family tables across America. From the tangy debate between Miracle Whip and mayonnaise to the comforting glow of Velveeta, the elegant simplicity of pimento cheese, and the nostalgic taste of deviled ham in that iconic red can, these forgotten flavors shaped a generation's memories. Whether your family swore by liverwurst on rye or couldn't resist a good tuna salad spread, this nostalgic look at mid-century American food culture will transport you straight back to simpler times.

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00:00 Introduction
00:26 Chapter 1: Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
01:36 Chapter 2: Velveeta Cheese Spread
02:43 Chapter 3: Olive Loaf Spread
03:41 Chapter 4: Spam Spread
04:39 Chapter 5: Pimento Cheese
05:41 Chapter 6: Tuna Salad Spread
06:38 Chapter 7: Peanut Butter and Bacon Spread
07:35 Chapter 8: Deviled Ham Spread
08:34 Chapter 9: Cheez Whiz
09:32 Chapter 10: Chopped Liver Spread
10:31 Chapter 11: Caviar Spread
11:31 Chapter 12: Cottage Cheese and Chive Spread
12:27 Chapter 13: Egg Salad Spread
13:24 Chapter 14: Marmite Spread
14:18 Chapter 15: Anchovy Paste
15:14 Chapter 16: Cucumber Sandwich Spread
16:06 Chapter 17: Liverwurst Spread
17:00 Chapter 18: Apple and Cheese Spread
17:51 Chapter 19: Sweet Pickle Relish Spread
18:41 Chapter 20: Chicken Spread
19:30 Chapter 21: Corned Beef Spread
20:19 Chapter 22: Mustard and Dill Pickle Spread
21:05 Chapter 23: Apricot Jam and Cream Cheese Spread
21:49 Chapter 24: Chili Sauce Spread
22:33 Chapter 25: Jellied Cranberry Spread


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