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Grandma Rose’s Sunday Pie
Reality Called In Sick
Find the 5 things that don’t belong in 1940.
TipOpen one step at a time. The answer always asks twice, so nothing gets spoiled by accident.
1NudgeOpen
Cross off the decoys first. These look modern but were fine in 1940: Jell-O (1897), Spam (1937) and Velveeta (1918).
2CloserOpen
One intruder is the food processor: Cuisinart shown 1973.
Still to find: a gadget for heating, a kitchen bag, a topping and a cheese in a jar.
3AnswerAsks twice
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- The food processor · 1973
- The microwave · 1947
- Ziploc bags · 1968
- Cool Whip · 1966
- Cheez Whiz · 1952
★Solved it? The story behind the datesContains the answers
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Everything in the document on one timeline. Yellow dots arrived too late.
- 1897Jell-OFine
Created 1897.Source: Historical Marker Database - 1918VelveetaFine
Invented 1918.Source: Wikipedia - 1937SpamFine
Introduced 5 Jul 1937.Source: Hormel Foods - 1940 · the document is dated here
- 1947The microwaveNot yet
First microwave oven sold 1947; home countertop models 1967.Source: IEEE Spectrum; Smithsonian Magazine - 1952Cheez WhizNot yet
First sold 1952.Source: Wikipedia - 1966Cool WhipNot yet
Introduced 1966.Source: Kraft Heinz - 1968Ziploc bagsNot yet
Test-marketed 1968.Source: Wikipedia - 1973The food processorNot yet
Cuisinart shown 1973.Source: FundingUniverse (Cuisinart history)
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