Showing posts with label Fleischmann Yeast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fleischmann Yeast. Show all posts
Friday, November 11, 2016
Thanksgiving Feed - Fleischmann's Yeast
I can't help but think if World War II happened today, Fleischmann's would have changed its name to shed its German roots. It would have become "Freedom Yeast" or "Victory Fungus" or something. Instead they opted for one of the most dystopian, steampunk soldiers depicted during the war years.
I had to look up the reference to Nazi use of a drug called Previtin as an alertness aid by Nazi soldiers. The drug usage was revealed in a book written by former Nazi soldier Heinrich Boll. Apparently bread is better than meth, though, which is why we now have such a rye problem in America.
Labels:
Bread,
Fleischmann Yeast,
Food,
Holidays,
November,
Observances,
Old Ads,
Thanksgiving,
Veteran's Day,
World War II
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
The Grinch is Serving...
Now we don't think of yeast as a food unto itself, but dig into the magazine archive and you'll find ads touting it not only as food but as good for digestion. Nothing like a little yeast mash to wash down Christmas dinner!
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