Menzo
1929
This seems as good a place as any for this. Ireland is about to see an exodus of holding companies.
Naw, this won’t happen for a decade.
As an aside, the American view of putting dinner on the table is truly strange.
KevinC
1934
We just slap a pound of sugar on a pork chop and call it a meal. Do they do it differently in Ecuador?
We usually do a protein and a vegetable and sometimes a good bread heated in the oven. We are pretty simple about it.
We sprinkle coffee grounds over the sugared pork chop. Wash it down with a gallon of milk each.
Enidigm
1937
Wait I’ve been putting the table on the dinner. Have I been doing it wrong?
I feel like chicken tonight, like chicken tonight!
Oddly enough, Chicken Tonight is really popular in Europe, but I have never been able to find it in the US
pyrhic
1940
I mean, given what i’ve seen, literally placing a pound of sugar on the table seems about right for some households…
weren’t 2020 prices deflated a bit though? I know for some products (pork, because of that idiotic tariff thing) it was. does that mean 2021 is returning more to the norm?
ah, nevermind, 2020 was low, with some months being flat, but still increasing overall. Some good tables here and here
Hansey
1941
I recall buying it here in the US in the 90s sometime (which I guess is when it came out?) but I honestly haven’t even thought about that product in years. I’m sure I haven’t seen it on the shelves anywhere (not that I’ve been looking), so I guess it wasn’t very successful here so they stopped selling it in the US?
Yeah, I hadn’t thought about it years, but the moment I read that phrase, the jingle came back in an instant. Stupid jingles that outlast the actual product. Apparently the ad hasn’t aired since the early 90s, and yet it still resides in my brain. We need finer control over what to purge from our heads.
That’s what I figured.
But it remained popular in the Netherlands, at least until 2004, when I stopped living there.
It’s interesting how a product failed to launch in it’s home country, but developed abroad.
Although, the idea still exists. Aldi has mostly Indian Sauces along the same concept.
pyrhic
1945
The San Francisco Treat company begs to differ…
Canuck
1946
Ahh, that commercial takes me back! Thanks.
Sabotai
1947
Popular as ever, 7 flavours.
https://www.ah.nl/zoeken?query=chicken%20tonight
Chicken Tonight Sate can not be healthy.