The Foods We Loved As Kids
As kids, we all had our favorite foods that we’d beg our parents to make for dinner. Keep reading for a list of great foods from our childhoods, and learn why it’s great to eat these foods as adults, too!
Here is a list of great childhood favorites. Click the name of the recipe to get the full directions to how to make it, as well as a great picture!
The Top 10 List of Foods I Loved as a Kid
Apple Cinnamon Mickey Mouse Pancakes
Chicken Fingers with Honey Mustard Sauce
VOTE! Tell us your favorite childhood food, whether it’s from this list or it’s a family secret. Yours might make it onto the big list!
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Homemade cranberry sauce. Yes, I was a weird child!
Posted by Suzy at October 28th, 2011, 9:56 amWhen I was a kid I only at chicken nuggets, fries and pickles…and to think I was so skinny as a child, who woulda thought!
Posted by Deedee at October 28th, 2011, 10:16 amMustard sandwich on white bread. Every single day.
Posted by Susan Diamond at November 1st, 2011, 9:57 amMy favorite was meatloaf made with Cambells vegetable soup. Sadly, I have never found this recipe published.
Posted by Leslie at November 4th, 2011, 2:09 amMy Mom was very creative in the kitchen. With 6 kids she found a lot of use for leftovers. She made the greatest croquets you every ate. Yes there were times we named them the mystery meat dinner but when any of us think of them our tummys actually rumble as if to say OK I’m Ready, and we just smile.
Posted by Terry Sabon at November 28th, 2011, 1:17 pmcorn on cobb, macaroni & cheese, Spaghetio’s were my kid’s favorites. I loved peanut butter & jelly on Wonder white bread. RAW peas,string beans,broccoli, any fruit & most vegetables that were were cooked. My Lithuanian GRANDMA worried that I was so slender(NOT NOW)so she’d make potato pancakes, crepe’suzettes’,which I LOVED. Miss you Grandma & sad that I didn’t get that ‘cooking gene’ :)
Posted by Beth Weisleder at November 28th, 2011, 1:36 pm