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53:25Frozen TV dinners were common in the 1950's
53:25me when 1980s is considered ancient history:_shioriMelt:
53:26The Archiver needs the internet to function.
53:27general electric sold domestric freezers starting around 1930.
53:27shiori thinks 1989 was the stone age lmao
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53:29I think so :_shioriNotes:
53:29I mean if they were used in war I can’t imagine they were too much of a luxury
53:30Shiori was fed the medieval europe propaganda
53:31yea it was used to feed soliders
53:32frozen foods been around since the 1920s
53:32Did you know cars didn’t exist and they rode on horseback in the 80’s??
53:32Apparently canned foods were a luxury in the 1800s era :3
53:33You'd be amazed how many rich people stuff we can get now. Chocolate, melon and all that jazz
53:35uh...Some French or English guy iirc
53:35Tin cans were a thing for a while. A lot of big food quality reform happened in the US after usage of canned food became more widespread.
53:36We're learning so much this stream :_shioriNotes:
53:36You guys hear about the chocolate soldiers got during WW2?
53:37Can openers came long after can foods hilariously
53:38most "basic" commodities became massive in the 60s and 70s
53:38cans werent always disposable
53:39The british for the Navy
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53:39英語全くわからないけど聞きやすいのは滑舌がしおりさんという方はすごいってことなのかな
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53:40More like during the World Wars, there was a LOT of rationing, so the soldiers could always have what they require.
53:42canned food existed 50 years before can openers
53:42earlier model were jars I think
53:43Canned food was made for they army first
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