1 Hour Of DepressionEra Foods That VANISHED From The Family Table!

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When we think of the Great Depression years, do you imagine throngs of starving children and holloweyed women? Me, too. But, beyond the tangible, the Great Depression spelled out a major change for the American food structure. Spend an hour with us to see how our ancestors crafted meals in innovative ways during tough periods!

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