These Snack Ideas are a Breeze
In this (what all accounts point to as being) fall 1992 ad for Pillsbury products, their signature Doughboy spokesman, Poppin' Fresh, chases a flying leaf with a rake, while kindly including three easy, breezy ideas for some quick snacks to be made with some of their baked delicacies. Unfortunately for some very distressed bakers I found on internet question websites, I believe those first two recipes aren't quite as easy to make anymore, since for all intents and purposes both the breadsticks and cornbread twists have been discontinued within the past decade (within the past six months if the comments on the official product page are to be believed). Pillsbury crescents are still around, however, as is, of course, the Pillsbury Doughboy, although his family – detailed here, on Wikipedia – doughn't appear to be around any longer.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
By uploading these cookbook ads, published in the 1990s, I'm meaning to showcase the past – nothing else. No copyright infringement, however old, is intended. And as always, if you share or use my photos, I'd appreciate if you gave me credit. :)
These Snack Ideas are a Breeze
In this (what all accounts point to as being) fall 1992 ad for Pillsbury products, their signature Doughboy spokesman, Poppin' Fresh, chases a flying leaf with a rake, while kindly including three easy, breezy ideas for some quick snacks to be made with some of their baked delicacies. Unfortunately for some very distressed bakers I found on internet question websites, I believe those first two recipes aren't quite as easy to make anymore, since for all intents and purposes both the breadsticks and cornbread twists have been discontinued within the past decade (within the past six months if the comments on the official product page are to be believed). Pillsbury crescents are still around, however, as is, of course, the Pillsbury Doughboy, although his family – detailed here, on Wikipedia – doughn't appear to be around any longer.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
By uploading these cookbook ads, published in the 1990s, I'm meaning to showcase the past – nothing else. No copyright infringement, however old, is intended. And as always, if you share or use my photos, I'd appreciate if you gave me credit. :)