American History
Related: About this forumHarry Truman's White House lunch and dinner menu, today 1952:
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bucolic_frolic
(43,259 posts)Rebl2
(13,544 posts)eye too. They did have liver though and potatoes.
bucolic_frolic
(43,259 posts)I don't go back that far, and don't really remember what we ate as a child, whether lettuce was available all year, or only frozen greens in the winter. I have no idea.
There is spinach soup, I missed that the first time.
MerryHolidays
(7,715 posts)I hope you're still giving 'em hell in heaven, President Truman. Thanks for all you did for the US and the world.
No Vested Interest
(5,167 posts)"disdained" Harry. He had not attended college, if I recall correctly.
Rebl2
(13,544 posts)in WW I though. I actually met him as a child at the dentist office of all places (in Kansas City in the 60s). I was probably nine or ten.
Glorfindel
(9,733 posts)That one produced uneven, ugly results.
Irish_Dem
(47,334 posts)Staph
(6,253 posts)it's buttered toast, lightly sprinkled with sugar. That sounds delicious, except with spinach soup!
Link to tweet
Twitter text from the Truman Library:
"From what we've seen, it's toast with butter and lightly sprinkled with sugar. Not sure we want to eat that with cabbage soup, but we don't want to judge unless we've tried it!"
Irish_Dem
(47,334 posts)Yes exactly, not sure it goes with spinach soup.
Chainfire
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(13,544 posts)Maybe croutons?