Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music, costumes,
and food. There were around 40 people, most of whom were only born in the
1940's. It was an all-around challenge for most of the guests who had to
research the clothing and food.

Unfortunately, I can't really remember much about the food, but we had a
contest for the most authentic dish and the most authentic costume, and
everyone had a great time. I do remember there were a lot of hot and cold
hors d'Oeuvre that no one serves anymore. There were also a couple of
aspics and patés.

--
Wayne in Phoenix

If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.

>From: Wayne

>
>Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music, costumes,
>and food.

[ . . . ]

Good idea. What's the name of that new book about artificial food in the
'50's? You could have a competition for the weirdest (edible) food, or the
most day-glo food.


E. P.

(Julian9EHP) wrote in
:

>>From: Wayne
>
>>
>>Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music,
>>costumes, and food.
>
> [ . . . ]
>
> Good idea. What's the name of that new book about artificial food in
> the '50's? You could have a competition for the weirdest (edible)
> food, or the most day-glo food.

Hmmm... Science experiments. <g>



--
Wayne in Phoenix

If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.

(Julian9EHP) wrote in
:

>>From: Wayne
>
>>
>>Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music,
>>costumes, and food.
>
> [ . . . ]
>
> Good idea. What's the name of that new book about artificial food in
> the '50's? You could have a competition for the weirdest (edible)
> food, or the most day-glo food.

Hmmm... Science experiments. <g>



--
Wayne in Phoenix

If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.

>From: Wayne

>
>Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music, costumes,
>and food.

[ . . . ]

Good idea. What's the name of that new book about artificial food in the
'50's? You could have a competition for the weirdest (edible) food, or the
most day-glo food.


E. P.

>From: Wayne

>
>Around 1972-73 we had a 1940's party complete with decor, music, costumes,
>and food.

[ . . . ]

Good idea. What's the name of that new book about artificial food in the
'50's? You could have a competition for the weirdest (edible) food, or the
most day-glo food.


E. P.