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What would you eat if your family had no money and the grocery stores were nearly empty?

In this video, we explore 25 bizarre foods that kept American families alive during the Great Depression, from peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches to water pie made with just flour and sugar. These desperate meals reveal the incredible creativity and resilience of families who transformed whatever they could find or afford into survival food during America's darkest economic period. You'll discover how corncobs became jelly, why Eleanor Roosevelt served prune pudding at the White House, and how mothers stretched a nickel's worth of ingredients to feed entire families when poverty gripped the nation.

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00:24 Potato Soup
01:34 Cornbread and Milk
02:45 Fried Mush
04:01 Cabbage and Dumplings
05:14 Onion Gravy Over Bread
06:29 Dandelion Greens
07:44 Navy Bean Soup
08:58 Hoover Stew
10:17 Potato Pancakes
11:34 Vinegar Pie
12:47 Cornmeal Mush with Syrup
14:03 Rice and Raisins
15:20 Boiled Cabbage and Potatoes
16:37 Peanut Butter Sandwiches
17:54 Milk Toast
19:09 Scrambled Eggs and Potatoes
20:30 Tomato Gravy on Biscuit
21:47 Lentil Stew
23:10 Oatmeal and Apples
24:33 Fried Apples and Onions
25:56 Bread Pudding
27:14 Vegetable Hash
28:39 Corn and Potato Chowder
29:57 Rice and Beans
31:14 Lard Sandwiches


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