“easy, nourishing and so delicious”
Paul who blogs at Toybender suggested I look at YouTube as a source for blogmatter. My immediate reaction was “But what on YouTube would actually add to your joy of food history?” The answer is, lots of things.
Bear with me while I learn how to post from YouTube. Things might be a bit creaky and amateurish at first, as I learn a bit of new blogging technique. Thank you, Paul - I see much fun in this (which makes sense, given your blog is a great deal of fun).
This advertisement has so much information in it I don’t know where to start. I think just this once it can be its own commentary. I will return to my Passover preparations and leave you to the joy of new Jello Instant Pudding (”easy, nourishing and so delicious” but terribly, terribly unkosher, being full of gelatine).



April 3rd, 2007 at 11:41 am
Way to go! I know I’ll visit more now that you’ll have moving images and blinking lights.
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You should make a regular feature out of it or something, that’s part of how Toy Ads That Time Forgot and Bordom Breaker Sundays came about on my blog.
April 4th, 2007 at 7:46 pm
YouTube rocks! You can pretty much find something about any subject over there. I’m going to find a food video to put on http://www.youtubedigger.com now, just because I can lol.
I know that’s a blatant plug but I hope it gets through the spam filter!
April 5th, 2007 at 10:00 pm
Paul, if I had known you neded blinking lights I would have hung them out earlier. And yes, I plan on more YouTube in an irregular/regular kind of way. I would love to really annoy people with a whole series on vegemite ads, but that depends on them being *in* YouTube!
DAveP, your blatant plug got through the spam filter :). Let me know when you put food videos up and I will link to them, promise.