PEPPERIDGE FARM - Life in America

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[gulfgypsy]

"Pepperidge Farms Remembers" And thanks to the work of Recollection Road, so do we!

[phototristan]

I can eat a whole package of Pepperidge Farm cookies in one sitting. They're addicting!

[susandemetry]

My late husband worked for PF for 34 years. They were very good to their employees and always used top of the line ingredients.

[gregtheredneck]

I remember the Pepridge Farm square chocolate layer cakes. They were frozen and you simply let it thaw then served. Mom would get one to serve after Sunday dinner when we were expecting guests. They were terrific.

[kesmarn]

Famous French chef Jacques Pepin made a video dealing with how to put together a Thanksgiving dinner. When it came to stuffing, he unabashedly used Pepperidge Farm. "It tastes good., " was his rationale. Thank you, Pepperidge Farm and Jacques Pepin for removing an element of guilt from the whole T-giving dinner prep ritual. And thanks, Recollection Road for another well-researched video.

[ShawnHellion]

She was definitely a hard worker and and a very smart lady indeed

[TheBennie]

Love their Cinnamon Swirl bread toasted with my morning coffee :)

[suzannamars]

I grew up in New England. Pepperidge Farm was a premium brand with the best bread product. The crumb and slight firmness made their bread ideal for sandwiches and for toasting. The Anadama bread was superb; even the plain white was a cut above any other brand. (And I still eat Goldfish!)

[cobuck]

Pepperidge Farm was the only kind of bread my mother would buy—particularly the wheat bread. I got to see the whole Norwalk factory operations when I worked there one summer.

It’s funny, but this video made me nostalgic for 1930s Connecticut—many decades before I was born.

[timothymishalmalvaso]

Driving past the factory and smelling the baking was heavenly. Norwalk, CT

[appleforever]

I am always looking forward to watching the RR!

[thedreadtyger]

what an inspiration! a woman by dint of hard work and commitment to wholesome quality and sharp good sense saved her family, her home, and became a benefit to her whole community.

[raquelbijman]

To open a bag with beautifully packed cookies, in white paper ruffled baskets, was an experience in itself. Thanks for the memories!

[jf]

Eating the coconut cake at my grandparent’s house. It was a favorite of the whole family.

[jeffcoker]

What amazing stories you weave! I love there dark chocolate milano cookies and my kids grew up eating gold fish crackers and still do. Keep the stories coming they make me feel nostalgic for the simpler times.

[martinpennock]

I remember Pepperidge Farms turnovers from the early 60's. I love their rye bread, and their cookies. Hard to go wrong with their products. Yep, I was in the "Pepperidge Farms Remembers" generation. Thanks again for the great video!

[Daledavispratt]

Milanos dunked in hot coffee are something special.

[bearforce]

I love this channel, the nostalgia and content are great and the videos are kept short.

[reneel]

My favorite pepperidge farm memory is when some one sent me a Turkey and all the fixings for dinner and there was a bag of pepperidge farm stuffing with it. Oh yum yum ! 👍👩‍🦰👍

[Porschedriver]

Pepperidge Farm is a real thing with an actual great history.
Way to go Margaret!
Stood her ground on a premium price too — what a woman! 👌🏼🍞