CookingMrs. Doris Nostalgia25 Easy Homemade Candies From the 1960s No One Makes Anymore

25 Easy Homemade Candies From the 1960s No One Makes Anymore

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Published Oct 2, 2026, 11:53 PM · 1w ago

Mrs. Doris Nostalgia
Mrs. Doris Nostalgia
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📕 Get the full cookbook - The Lunch Lady's $3,600-a-Year Grocery Cut (175 recipes & tricks, scaled for 1, 2, or a family, $27): http://dorislunchlady.com/ The second week of December, my mother hung a dish towel over the kitchen doorknob. That meant candy, and it meant stay out. I am Mrs. Doris, the oldest of five in Scioto County, Ohio, and later the lunch lady who fed four hundred children a day for thirty-five years. These are twenty-five homemade candies from the 1960s, made from sugar, butter, and a cup of cold water, that nobody makes anymore. One of them starts in the potato bin. And number one used seven Christmas oranges and threw away nothing. #christmascandy #nostalgia #lunchlady
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