this post was submitted on 07 May 2026
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Yeah, at this point "grandma's recipes" would be mostly mid-century ones based around boxed or canned hyper processed convenience foods. "Put your French's® french-fried onions on top of your green bean casserole made with Campbell's™ cream of mushroom soup" and that sort of shit.
Also, probably half the recipes have their ingredient ratios thrown off by shrinkflation, since they were designed to use whole packages (for even more 'convenience') instead of giving proper measurements. And even if you did convert them to real units, nobody wants a recipe that needs 1.25 tubs of Johnson & Mills Bean Lard Mulch because a tub is now only 80% the size of what it used to be anyway!
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/articles/grandmas-recipes-dont-turn-anymore-091602464.html