Oh my, I loved this video! I am 71 and grew up in Kansas. My Mom always made a peach and Cottage cheese salad. I still make it all the time. My Dad would take saltines and smear a thin layer of smooth peanut butter and top with mustard! So Good! I still make them as well. It brings back wonderful memories! Thank you for sharing!
Great video today. Brought back my childhood memories. My Mom was a baker and there was always either a cake or pie made. I remember being awoken in the morning by what every treat Mom was making up for the day cooking in the oven.
Chad and Jennifer I loved this. You have to show your grandchildren what you used to make. We didnt really have sweet things in the house house when i was growing up also. But myself and my sister had the same encounter with the cooking chocolate and we were so disappointed when we tasted it. Aww happy childhood memories. Sending love from Dublin Ireland 💚🇮🇪💝💖💝🙋♀️🇮🇪
We had all of those as well. My grandma and my mom would put on the coffee pot and pull out the crackers, butter and whatever homemade jelly we had when we would get company..... usually that happened towards the end of the month, it was delicious!
I am first generation Italian born in America, so my Mom was a traditional Italian woman who was always cooking so we always had the kitchen stocked and we had too much food. Italians believe that you have good food first before clothes and things. But in Italy my mother said they would have pasta with fresh tomato sauce with sweet peas, potatoes or beans, and so on all week then on Sundays they would get to have some meat in the sauce with the pasta. So I love to hear about all the old time American treats and stories. We would love nutella on white American loaf bread. Love the stories!!
I've got my three year old Grandson, Colton, over tonight for a sleepover. I'm thinking he's going to love trying the " egg in the hole" in the morning , for breakfast! The little circle of toast will be his favourite too, I'm sure! Thanks! 💕🌷🇨🇦
I LOVED our school lunches too! Everything was homemade! Especially the hot rolls! We could smell them cooking in class right before lunch and we were drooling waiting for lunch lol!🤗
I absolutely adore you! I've been subscribed to you now for a few years and through you I am subscribed to your entire family... I don't follow Instagram, Twitter or any of the other social outlets... So it's wonderful to be able to comment on your channel here.. It's through you two that I am enjoying watching all the families adventures! What I love about you is that you live life to the "fullest" the way it should be lived.. It's so nice that you show the world what clean living is all about. Thank you for being you and keep up the great videos reminiscing, entertaining and fun with a little wisdom thrown in for us all to appreciate.. You just keep doing what you do. I may not comment a lot but you can be sure I'll be watching, liking and loving them all!.. 💗👍
My dad would always mix peanut butter and syrup and take pieces of bread and dip it to eat. I do the same from time to time and I love crackers and butter. It’s really awesome to see how different people grew up and the things they did like that. My hubby has done everything you guys done in this vlog. He learned from his Gram.
Just watched this video what memories! I am 66 and ate similar things, The egg in a hole made the same way bread and egg. Peanut butter and honey plus mom always used to put a bunch of raisins in the sandwich for good measure... The soda crackers, us kids used to love just jam and crackers pressing the crackers together so the jam would seep through the holes. Mom used to make ground hot dogs or ham and make a meat salad out of it, onion, pickles, mayo and would slather that on bread we loved that! Tomato and bread sandwiches with mayo. Gosh so many yummy things we used to eat.
The peanut butter and chocolate chip sandwich looked so good!! Along with your other treats you showed! How fun to make things that you enjoyed growing up, it brings back such wonderful memories. Thank you for sharing!!🤎😊
Such DELIGHTS!😊💖 Thank you for sharing these memories. You are such a handsome couple, beautiful souls, and a blessed family! 🙏 Blessings to all, Washington State USA
Really enjoying these. I remember my Grandfather are what we called “mush”. It was cornbread and buttermilk! He sure loved having that for lunch at his factory job.
Loved the video. I was an odd kid that never liked sweets, so I skipped the honey but loved eating butter on a saltine cracker. Many times that would be my after school snack. I also loved cottage cheese with peaches or pineapples. For breakfast I would eat buttered toast dipped in milk, still one of my favorite breakfasts. My mom grew up very poor and many times would not have meat to feed a family with eight children, but they always had homemade bread, flour and bacon drippings. So for dinner my grandma would mix up a big batch of gravy with the flour and baking grease, pour it over two slices of homemade bread stacked one on top of the other, cut it up like you would a pancake and that was dinner. I too lived around the corner from school and would go home for lunch and bread and gravy was a real treat, not because we were out of anything else, I just loved bread and gravy for lunch. Great memories! Jennifer your Bollie blouse looks so cute on you.
Brought back so many fine memories. Buttered bread with sprinkle of sugar, buttered crackers, and a fried egg sandwich on buttered bread..:) Thank you for such a cute video!
This was so fun to watch. Would love to see a video of you two testing out recipes "kids" today eat. Kind of like a "testing out tic tok recipes" video an reviewing them. Love from France
Enjoyed your video,as always. My dad would mix pancake syrup and butter, then spread on bread. That would be his dessert,he’d say it was”poor man’s pie.”
Memory lane is a good lane to visit. My husband grew up in the 60s and 70s. His brothers and sister called your eggs on toast, "eggs on a raft." I love all of your videos. ❤️
Gm..Grandma and Grandpa...thank for sharing not having enough and small days...I had my time too when I was kid eating the milo and peanut butter. ..it was great...love you all and God's blessings..
Loved this video. It brought back a lot of memories. A favorite of mine was my mom using leftover biscuits , that she would split in half, and put margarine on then put cinnamon and sugar on top and bake till they were crisp. Yum! There were six kids in our family. God bless you.
You guys are so cute. I love these stories. Growing up in my home sounds much like yours. We didn’t have “junk” food. So, a special treat would be peanut butter combined with something else. Still, wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing.❤️
Loved graham cracker mush. Glass of milk with crumbled up graham crackers. My boys to this day, love this. Also did the crackers with butter plus grape jelly. You two are so cute.
Jennifer, I know you love your chocolate chips so I'm not surprised seeing them. I remember that same bite of baking chocolate.I always had to learn the hard way. Chad, this video brought back memories when my daughter made me breakfast the very first time...Eggs in a basket. She was as proud as I was. Thank you both❤
I enjoy this family and am praying for you all. You all are a blessing. And now I know Im not alone with creative peanut butter meals in a pinch lolol.
My mom cooked dinner every night. And I remember when she would occasionally buy the original t.v. dinners with foil that you could only cook in the oven. Boy, I thought those were a treat, lol!
That was fun! I remember the egg and bread in the pan being called "Toad in the hole". My mother would recall to me what she ate at a little girl, a slice of white bread with cream and maple syrup poured over the top.
We always had King syrup and butter on warm homemade bread. King syrup also on cottage cheese, fried bologna sandwiches, peanut butter pickle sandwiches, and cinnamon sugar toast was a must. Also American cheese on noodles was loved by all the kids.
Cottage cheese and peaches and buttered crackers were a staple for us along with cream cheese and jelly sandwiches. I will have to try the peanut butter, chocolate chip and banana sandwich. Yum!
I love that you two make vlogs together! I wish my Grandparents did this. It makes such sweet memories for your family to look back on. Love watching you guys! 💕
Great video ! My grandma made us sandwiches of butter, mustard and Mirace Whip. No meat. She raised her kids during depression and World War Two. Things were very different then. We also had a "just before payday" treat. Graham crackers with powdered sugar frosting in between. Make do was the word.
My dad taught me the treat of mixing peanut butter and jelly and then spreading it on saltines. We also made the egg dish, however, we called it “Egg in a Basket”. We also always had cottage cheese. My mom would put a scoop on lettuce and top with pineapple.
We called it a toad in a hole. For school lunch they made pb and honey sandwiches with cambles veggie soup. Tasted so good together. We also had chili day with cinnamon rolls. Loved school lunches back when.😁
Loved this video. Grew up eating the peanut butter and honey, we also did the butter too like Jennifer, we called it slop. My kids loved it growing up too. I have not had a hole in bread in prob 40 years, I need to make one soon. Also need to try Chad's sandwich next time grandkids come over! Thanks for the memories!
This is awesome! I grew up eating mayo on saltine crackers & I still like it as well as cottage cheese & peaches together. My grandmother would take the leftover biscuits from breakfast & poke a hole with her finger & fill it up with sugar as a treat for us.
You two are relationship goals. 🥰 Please stay safe, especially with the riots. 🏴❤️🇬🇧 PS - it doesn't matter what videos you make we just love you guys!
We grew up eating the honey mixed with peanut butter, but we added raisins, and called it "goop", We would eat it on bread, celery, or with apple slices. We also had fried potato sandwiches, thinly sliced potato fried up in a pan, salted well, and put on white bread with mayo. We also had red hot sausages cooked in a pan until skin split, wrapped in a piece of white bread, and dipped in Oh Boy Syrup or molasses. I still love all of these.
Try frying a small onion in butter until brown at the edges, add salt and pepper, teaspoon tomato paste, Tabasco ( really makes it tastier!) and add 2 eggs and scramble it! Really nice! Good for breakfast of breakfast for supper.
That was so nice to watch. Of course you guys left me starving, I need to try all of that! Thank you!🤗One of my favorites is peanutbutter and mayonnaise sandwich, which my friends from Texas showed me!
We call the bread and egg "Toad in a Hole"! My dad, when we didn't have anything sweet in the house, would butter bread and then put sugar on it and then eat it. I was also always told back in the day my grandparents and great grandparents said a depression/war era treat was the heal (end) of french bread with sweetened condensed milk poured into it to enjoy.
Good Morning Just Love Your Videos & This One Was Special Thanks For Shareing Your Chlidhood memories😃😃 You All Should Do A video With Your Grandkids And Show Them What You All Cooked As A Kid I Think They Would Love It. Have A Blessed Day
I thought I was the only one who grew up with buttered crackers like that!!! We used to do crackers and ranch too. Haha that was so fun to watch, thanks!
Cottage cheese and peaches! I thought we were the only ones! Love that. That was all I could eat when I was pregnant with my second! We also used to half a cantelope, remove the center and put a scoop of vanilla in the hole! Best summer dinner ever.
M’y all time favorite was buttered bread with rainbow sprinkles scattered on it ,then cut into squares ... was always on our birthday tea table as well !!!💕
Your an extra "cute" couple. Thanks, for sharing. We had 7 children at home (4 still here). Our children would finish a tray full of cookies within min. of them coming out if the oven. Sometimes, the casserole would be eaten/empty and the dish would still be warm from baking.
I still love peaches and cottage cheese. I learned how to make "eggs in a frame" in 8th grade home economics. The middle piece of bread was always my fave too.
I love you guys and your vlogs. You put a smile on my face. My family and I are going through some hard times. You cheer me up. Thank you keep up the great work.
I love this video & learned some neat recipes! LOL, and I’m a 76 year old grandma!!! Especially liked the toasted peanut butter, chocolate chip & banana sandwich! As a child I would mix cocoa & sugar & pretend it was snuff of all things! Snuff!!! LOL! But my great aunt dipped snuff so I guess I thought it tasted good! However, I never tried the real thing, thank goodness!!! 😂
Hi ! I grew up on bread and water and sugar my aunt Sarah will take a slice of Italian bread and put a little water on it and sugar and that was our treat and it was so good !! I try doing it now it taste horrible lol ! Nice to hear all about your childhood treats
I had something very similar Italian bread with a little water and sugar oh Boy !was that yummyI tried doing it when I got older and it didn’t taste the same nothing really does from your childhood
This video was so fun! It's so interesting to see the ways different people have different memories surrounding food, along with different combinations of foods put together! Also pointing out that you and Bonnie both uploaded today wearing the same shirt ☺️
I've known the egg thing as egg in a basket. Thanks for sharing these awesome foods. I've done the peanut butter and chocolate chip and banana but haven't toasted it.
30 year old husband here. Found your channel trying to cook healthier bread than store bought. Subscribed when I saw the rest of the good household maintenance content. Some of your nostalgic recipes are like something like my mom would have fixed.
The peanut butter banana chocolate chip sandwich looked so good. In Massachusetts we call the eggs in toast eggs in a basket. It’s one of my favorite breakfast dishes. If you dip the medallion in the yolk it’s even better!!!
My mother put Miracle Whip on peaches! Yuk, I hated it! Saltines and butter were a staple; white bread on the dinner table unless there was cornbread; Eggs in a basket for breakfast; wow, you brought back so many memories!
Oh glory be! That brought back memories. So fun......poor kids now-a-days would get in trouble for making such a mess. My mother’s had oyster crackers ( which were tiny round soda saltine crackers). My dad was a dairyman so we always had butter. We would break open the round oyster crackers and fill them w/butter or peanut butter. Fill up the whole sides. We never got in trouble. My dad took milk to the school for hot lunches, so we always had little cartons of milk or chocolate milk to drink. Those were the good old days! Thanks for the trip duu I em memory lane.
Never watched before but you were in my YT feed tonight. My teen daughter makes the pbj, choc, banana sandwich but uses the flame from a candle lighter stick to melt them. I’ll have to show her the top of toaster trick, lol!
I ate cottage cheese with peaches as a kid and eat it to this day. It’s so sweet and satisfies my sweet tooth and I am 81 y/o. I remember growing up my mother always had a salad on the table with slices of bread along with meat and potatoes. My parents always said the bread is to fill you up. I think it was a depression thing. Loved your vlog!
Loved this video! Brought back some memories I have about my mom! She taught me about peanutbutter and honey too! Now all these years later I taught it to my kids! ❤
That was fun! I grew up in the South and I love peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Also peanut butter and mayo sandwiches. Another treat was saltine with peanut butter and topped with a marshmallow then toasted under the broiler😋❤️.
Thanks for the great video. My childhood food was noodles with cottage cheese. Must have been something with the cottage cheese, maybe less expensive. And If I wanted something sweet and we didnt have anything I ate brown sugar, no kidding !
Chocolate syrup sandwiches and mayonnaise sandwiches were a go to. We would pour a bowl of milk, add vanilla and sugar, place it in the freezer; icecream!
Love this video! Would be so cool to see a video of you and some of your grandkids trying each other’s favourite childhood snacks
Oh my, I loved this video! I am 71 and grew up in Kansas. My Mom always made a peach and Cottage cheese salad. I still make it all the time. My Dad would take saltines and smear a thin layer of smooth peanut butter and top with mustard! So Good! I still make them as well. It brings back wonderful memories! Thank you for sharing!
The love in your eyes when you look at each other 🖤😭
Great video today. Brought back my childhood memories. My Mom was a baker and there was always either a cake or pie made. I remember being awoken in the morning by what every treat Mom was making up for the day cooking in the oven.
Chad and Jennifer I loved this. You have to show your grandchildren what you used to make. We didnt really have sweet things in the house house when i was growing up also. But myself and my sister had the same encounter with the cooking chocolate and we were so disappointed when we tasted it. Aww happy childhood memories. Sending love from Dublin Ireland 💚🇮🇪💝💖💝🙋♀️🇮🇪
It’s nasty hu? 😂
We had all of those as well. My grandma and my mom would put on the coffee pot and pull out the crackers, butter and whatever homemade jelly we had when we would get company..... usually that happened towards the end of the month, it was delicious!
I am first generation Italian born in America, so my Mom was a traditional Italian woman who was always cooking so we always had the kitchen stocked and we had too much food. Italians believe that you have good food first before clothes and things. But in Italy my mother said they would have pasta with fresh tomato sauce with sweet peas, potatoes or beans, and so on all week then on Sundays they would get to have some meat in the sauce with the pasta. So I love to hear about all the old time American treats and stories. We would love nutella on white American loaf bread. Love the stories!!
Such a fun video! Thanks for sharing!
I've got my three year old Grandson, Colton, over tonight for a sleepover. I'm thinking he's going to love trying the " egg in the hole" in the morning , for breakfast! The little circle of toast will be his favourite too, I'm sure! Thanks! 💕🌷🇨🇦
Growing up in England, mini boxes of California raisins were a staple in school packed lunches.
Yes I remember! The tradition still stands today!
...I grew up like that too, here in Los Angeles until they (my Pediatrician) told me it rots teeth to stop.
I smiled the whole time watching this video. You guys make such wonderful videos for folks of all ages.
I LOVED our school lunches too! Everything was homemade! Especially the hot rolls! We could smell them cooking in class right before lunch and we were drooling waiting for lunch lol!🤗
I absolutely adore you! I've been subscribed to you now for a few years and through you I am subscribed to your entire family... I don't follow Instagram, Twitter or any of the other social outlets... So it's wonderful to be able to comment on your channel here.. It's through you two that I am enjoying watching all the families adventures! What I love about you is that you live life to the "fullest" the way it should be lived.. It's so nice that you show the world what clean living is all about. Thank you for being you and keep up the great videos reminiscing, entertaining and fun with a little wisdom thrown in for us all to appreciate.. You just keep doing what you do. I may not comment a lot but you can be sure I'll be watching, liking and loving them all!.. 💗👍
Thank you!
My dad would always mix peanut butter and syrup and take pieces of bread and dip it to eat. I do the same from time to time and I love crackers and butter. It’s really awesome to see how different people grew up and the things they did like that. My hubby has done everything you guys done in this vlog. He learned from his Gram.
Just watched this video what memories! I am 66 and ate similar things, The egg in a hole made the same way bread and egg. Peanut butter and honey plus mom always used to put a bunch of raisins in the sandwich for good measure... The soda crackers, us kids used to love just jam and crackers pressing the crackers together so the jam would seep through the holes. Mom used to make ground hot dogs or ham and make a meat salad out of it, onion, pickles, mayo and would slather that on bread we loved that! Tomato and bread sandwiches with mayo. Gosh so many yummy things we used to eat.
Thank you! Nostalgia that hugs you, isn't it Wonderful?!
The peanut butter and chocolate chip sandwich looked so good!! Along with your other treats you showed! How fun to make things that you enjoyed growing up, it brings back such wonderful memories. Thank you for sharing!!🤎😊
Treasures from the good ole days of growing up--love it!
I put the shells in the carton, too! It’s just faster that way. Toas it all at once when the carton is done!
Such DELIGHTS!😊💖
Thank you for sharing these memories. You are such a handsome couple, beautiful souls, and a blessed family! 🙏
Blessings to all,
Washington State USA
Really enjoying these. I remember my Grandfather are what we called “mush”. It was cornbread and buttermilk! He sure loved having that for lunch at his factory job.
Loved the video. I was an odd kid that never liked sweets, so I skipped the honey but loved eating butter on a saltine cracker. Many times that would be my after school snack. I also loved cottage cheese with peaches or pineapples. For breakfast I would eat buttered toast dipped in milk, still one of my favorite breakfasts. My mom grew up very poor and many times would not have meat to feed a family with eight children, but they always had homemade bread, flour and bacon drippings. So for dinner my grandma would mix up a big batch of gravy with the flour and baking grease, pour it over two slices of homemade bread stacked one on top of the other, cut it up like you would a pancake and that was dinner. I too lived around the corner from school and would go home for lunch and bread and gravy was a real treat, not because we were out of anything else, I just loved bread and gravy for lunch. Great memories! Jennifer your Bollie blouse looks so cute on you.
That was very cool ,thank you for sharing that!👍♥️
Brought back so many fine memories. Buttered bread with sprinkle of sugar, buttered crackers, and a fried egg sandwich on buttered bread..:) Thank you for such a cute video!
We call that an "egg in the basket". Also, we love to dip sliced apples in honey with peanut butter. Thanks for sharing!
This was so fun to watch. Would love to see a video of you two testing out recipes "kids" today eat. Kind of like a "testing out tic tok recipes" video an reviewing them. Love from France
Brought back memories! Love the trip down memory lane! I still make some of our childhood recipes. My grandchildren love them!
Enjoyed your video,as always. My dad would mix pancake syrup and butter, then spread on bread. That would be his dessert,he’d say it was”poor man’s pie.”
Memory lane is a good lane to visit. My husband grew up in the 60s and 70s. His brothers and sister called your eggs on toast, "eggs on a raft."
I love all of your videos. ❤️
Gm..Grandma and Grandpa...thank for sharing not having enough and small days...I had my time too when I was kid eating the milo and peanut butter. ..it was great...love you all and God's blessings..
Fun to see what you liked as a kid! Sending hugs and have a great day!
Loved this video. It brought back a lot of memories. A favorite of mine was my mom using leftover biscuits , that she would split in half, and put margarine on then put cinnamon and sugar on top and bake till they were crisp. Yum! There were six kids in our family. God bless you.
Thanks for the memories. My brother and I used to make eggs in the hole every morning. Yum
You guys are so cute. I love these stories. Growing up in my home sounds much like yours. We didn’t have “junk” food. So, a special treat would be peanut butter combined with something else. Still, wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing.❤️
Loved graham cracker mush. Glass of milk with crumbled up graham crackers. My boys to this day, love this. Also did the crackers with butter plus grape jelly. You two are so cute.
Love it! My Grandpa and dad were rice farmers and they would eat bread in a glass of milk too.
Jennifer, I know you love your chocolate chips so I'm not surprised seeing them. I remember that same bite of baking chocolate.I always had to learn the hard way. Chad, this video brought back memories when my daughter made me breakfast the very first time...Eggs in a basket. She was as proud as I was. Thank you both❤
I enjoy this family and am praying for you all. You all are a blessing. And now I know Im not alone with creative peanut butter meals in a pinch lolol.
Lol I put my empty egg shells back in the container too. Lol Nothin wrong with that!!! Lol God loves you both. God bless. ❤️
My mom cooked dinner every night. And I remember when she would occasionally buy the original t.v. dinners with foil that you could only cook in the oven. Boy, I thought those were a treat, lol!
That was fun! I remember the egg and bread in the pan being called "Toad in the hole". My mother would recall to me what she ate at a little girl, a slice of white bread with cream and maple syrup poured over the top.
We always had King syrup and butter on warm homemade bread. King syrup also on cottage cheese, fried bologna sandwiches, peanut butter pickle sandwiches, and cinnamon sugar toast was a must. Also American cheese on noodles was loved by all the kids.
Plain White bread with a teaspoon of sugar on it! That was a Staple treat for me!
Yea! Instant sweet, frosting: powdered sugar, cocoa, margarine (never had butter) with a little bit of hot coffee.
Sounds yummy!
How could no one like this video!? So cute! And so many families that maybe down the last bit of & now they have some ideas for fun snacks :)
Cottage cheese and peaches and buttered crackers were a staple for us along with cream cheese and jelly sandwiches. I will have to try the peanut butter, chocolate chip and banana sandwich. Yum!
I love that you two make vlogs together! I wish my Grandparents did this. It makes such sweet memories for your family to look back on. Love watching you guys! 💕
So cool how you melted the chocolate chips on top of the toaster. Never would of thought of that. Yummy!!
I love how close your family is! You guys are so sweet🥰🥰
What a fun video. We always had canned pears with a dollop of mayo and grated cheese on top. 😄 we also did the peanut butter but stirred in syrup.
Great video ! My grandma made us sandwiches of butter, mustard and Mirace Whip. No meat. She raised her kids during depression and World War Two. Things were very different then. We also had a "just before payday" treat. Graham crackers with powdered sugar frosting in between. Make do was the word.
My dad taught me the treat of mixing peanut butter and jelly and then spreading it on saltines. We also made the egg dish, however, we called it “Egg in a Basket”. We also always had cottage cheese. My mom would put a scoop on lettuce and top with pineapple.
Yummy ideas! You both are adorable ❤ God Bless you both.
Aww so sweet. Peanut butter and cheese grilled sandwich.
Peanut butter and banana a couple of my favorites
This was so fun to watch! Always lovely hearing about your childhood.
Grandma Griffith your skin is glowing! You are so beautiful! 💕
We called it a toad in a hole. For school lunch they made pb and honey sandwiches with cambles veggie soup. Tasted so good together. We also had chili day with cinnamon rolls. Loved school lunches back when.😁
Loved this video. Grew up eating the peanut butter and honey, we also did the butter too like Jennifer, we called it slop. My kids loved it growing up too. I have not had a hole in bread in prob 40 years, I need to make one soon. Also need to try Chad's sandwich next time grandkids come over! Thanks for the memories!
You guys brought back great memories, lol!!
This was a wonderful video! Thank you for sharing.
This is awesome! I grew up eating mayo on saltine crackers & I still like it as well as cottage cheese & peaches together. My grandmother would take the leftover biscuits from breakfast & poke a hole with her finger & fill it up with sugar as a treat for us.
You two are relationship goals. 🥰
Please stay safe, especially with the riots. 🏴❤️🇬🇧
PS - it doesn't matter what videos you make we just love you guys!
You are so sweet!
We grew up eating the honey mixed with peanut butter, but we added raisins, and called it "goop", We would eat it on bread, celery, or with apple slices. We also had fried potato sandwiches, thinly sliced potato fried up in a pan, salted well, and put on white bread with mayo. We also had red hot sausages cooked in a pan until skin split, wrapped in a piece of white bread, and dipped in Oh Boy Syrup or molasses. I still love all of these.
Loved watching this. I'm 40 and have some of the same things you used to eat. I call the egg in the toast "egg nest".
Try frying a small onion in butter until brown at the edges, add salt and pepper, teaspoon tomato paste, Tabasco ( really makes it tastier!) and add 2 eggs and scramble it! Really nice! Good for breakfast of breakfast for supper.
That was so nice to watch. Of course you guys left me starving, I need to try all of that! Thank you!🤗One of my favorites is peanutbutter and mayonnaise sandwich, which my friends from Texas showed me!
We call the bread and egg "Toad in a Hole"! My dad, when we didn't have anything sweet in the house, would butter bread and then put sugar on it and then eat it. I was also always told back in the day my grandparents and great grandparents said a depression/war era treat was the heal (end) of french bread with sweetened condensed milk poured into it to enjoy.
Love you guys so much. I'm a clean freak also. No shoes in my house. Love your videos. Bless you and your family
Omg I leave the shells in my carton too!! I just adore you both so much!!😁😁🤗🤗
I enjoyed a lot, you are a good example of couple. Always I like your videos.
Good Morning Just Love Your Videos & This One Was Special Thanks For Shareing Your Chlidhood memories😃😃 You All Should Do A video With Your Grandkids And Show Them What You All Cooked As A Kid I Think They Would Love It. Have A Blessed Day
We call the egg toast egg in a basket. Please never stop making videos, you both are a big inspiration to me.
I thought I was the only one who grew up with buttered crackers like that!!! We used to do crackers and ranch too. Haha that was so fun to watch, thanks!
My husband and I love watching you ! I put syrup in peanut butter , my dad did that , he also liked cornbread crushed up in a glass of milk.
My dad would make us the egg in bread and he called it a salty dawg. It was always a treat when he made that. Great memories! Thanks for sharing! ❤
Cottage cheese and peaches! I thought we were the only ones! Love that. That was all I could eat when I was pregnant with my second! We also used to half a cantelope, remove the center and put a scoop of vanilla in the hole! Best summer dinner ever.
M’y all time favorite was buttered bread with rainbow sprinkles scattered on it ,then cut into squares ... was always on our birthday tea table as well !!!💕
Brings back alot of the same memories! Love it.
Your an extra "cute" couple. Thanks, for sharing. We had 7 children at home (4 still here). Our children would finish a tray full of cookies within min. of them coming out if the oven. Sometimes, the casserole would be eaten/empty and the dish would still be warm from baking.
I still love peaches and cottage cheese. I learned how to make "eggs in a frame" in 8th grade home economics. The middle piece of bread was always my fave too.
Awwwww home ec. I wonder if schools still have that😊
I love you guys and your vlogs. You put a smile on my face. My family and I are going through some hard times. You cheer me up. Thank you keep up the great work.
Bless your heart. Hang in there!
I love this video & learned some neat recipes! LOL, and I’m a 76 year old grandma!!! Especially liked the toasted peanut butter, chocolate chip & banana sandwich! As a child I would mix cocoa & sugar & pretend it was snuff of all things! Snuff!!! LOL! But my great aunt dipped snuff so I guess I thought it tasted good! However, I never tried the real thing, thank goodness!!! 😂
That is funny!! Grandma😂
Loved it. I did most of these that I learnt from my nana in Canada. Another was Ritz with peanut butter :) egg in a basket is one of my kids favorites
Hi !
I grew up on bread and water and sugar my aunt Sarah will take a slice of Italian bread and put a little water on it and sugar and that was our treat
and it was so good !!
I try doing it now it taste horrible lol ! Nice to hear all about your childhood treats
I remember my mom would take bread and butter and dip it in the sugar bowl 🍲💗
One of my favorite sweet snacks when I was little!!
I had something very similar Italian bread with a little water and sugar oh Boy !was that yummyI tried doing it when I got older and it didn’t taste the same nothing really does from your childhood
I would butter a pice of toast and put brown sugar on top
Cathy Prince my mom used to break up bread in a bowl, sprinkle sugar over it and pour milk on it. She called it “sandwich in a dish”
We had baloney sandwiches mayo and a glass of Koop Aid. We survived
You two are seriously the cutest!!
This video was so fun! It's so interesting to see the ways different people have different memories surrounding food, along with different combinations of foods put together!
Also pointing out that you and Bonnie both uploaded today wearing the same shirt ☺️
Oh fun!
I've known the egg thing as egg in a basket. Thanks for sharing these awesome foods. I've done the peanut butter and chocolate chip and banana but haven't toasted it.
30 year old husband here. Found your channel trying to cook healthier bread than store bought. Subscribed when I saw the rest of the good household maintenance content. Some of your nostalgic recipes are like something like my mom would have fixed.
I love the egg in the middle of the bread. We called it egg in a hole. My brother used to mix creamy peanut butter and maple syrup. Yum ❤️
I loved it!!
We called it egg in a nest. My husband called it a Cowboy Egg. We still eat these.
aww yes my grandmother use to make me the egg in the hole and that's what we always called it....
@@allthebest744 we called it moon over miami
Brenda Lewis perfect!
The peanut butter banana chocolate chip sandwich looked so good.
In Massachusetts we call the eggs in toast eggs in a basket. It’s one of my favorite breakfast dishes. If you dip the medallion in the yolk it’s even better!!!
My mother put Miracle Whip on peaches! Yuk, I hated it! Saltines and butter were a staple; white bread on the dinner table unless there was cornbread; Eggs in a basket for breakfast; wow, you brought back so many memories!
You two ❤️ my fav was also the Peanut Butter, Butter n Honey mix! It’s so creamy!!!! Great memories!
Oh glory be! That brought back memories. So fun......poor kids now-a-days would get in trouble for making such a mess. My mother’s had oyster crackers ( which were tiny round soda saltine crackers). My dad was a dairyman so we always had butter. We would break open the round oyster crackers and fill them w/butter or peanut butter. Fill up the whole sides. We never got in trouble. My dad took milk to the school for hot lunches, so we always had little cartons of milk or chocolate milk to drink. Those were the good old days! Thanks for the trip duu I em memory lane.
Never watched before but you were in my YT feed tonight. My teen daughter makes the pbj, choc, banana sandwich but uses the flame from a candle lighter stick to melt them. I’ll have to show her the top of toaster trick, lol!
I ate cottage cheese with peaches as a kid and eat it to this day. It’s so sweet and satisfies my sweet tooth and I am 81 y/o. I remember growing up my mother always had a salad on the table with slices of bread along with meat and potatoes. My parents always said the bread is to fill you up. I think it was a depression thing. Loved your vlog!
Loved this video! Brought back some memories I have about my mom! She taught me about peanutbutter and honey too! Now all these years later I taught it to my kids! ❤
That was fun! I grew up in the South and I love peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Also peanut butter and mayo sandwiches. Another treat was saltine with peanut butter and topped with a marshmallow then toasted under the broiler😋❤️.
Thanks for the great video. My childhood food was noodles with cottage cheese. Must have been something with the cottage cheese, maybe less expensive. And If I wanted something sweet and we didnt have anything I ate brown sugar, no kidding !
Chocolate syrup sandwiches and mayonnaise sandwiches were a go to. We would pour a bowl of milk, add vanilla and sugar, place it in the freezer; icecream!