Talk about stretching food. There were 6 of us kids. Mom would make spagetti - big pan of it, with a small can of tomato paste and rinsed in the can with water and then added that. You might have a tint of red on your noodles. She would make Oyster stew, canned oysters were cheaper back then, add some milk and again plenty of water - we joked "who got the oyster". One time one of our cousins spent the weekend with us, Mom fixed pnacakes for breakfast and my cousin asked for some butter - my Mom asked "what for?". Didn't know there was anything besides vinegar and oil on a salad until summer I was sixreen and got a job in the grocery store. Wow a whole section of salad dressings. Was 16 the first time I ever ate at a resturaunt. When I started dating I thought I was really treating the ladies when I took them out to eat - was a few years later I learned the place wasn't fancy by any measure.
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