#Knox Gelatine

[thecoparoom]

Winter Sunshine for Dessert

Knox Gelatine ad, 1942

[libraryofva]

Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection

Mrs. Knox's Sugar-Less Desserts and Salads. Victory in Defense and Diet.

[leaves-and-spines]

1914 Knox Sparkling Gelatine Advertisement

[misforgotten2]

Nothing like a big bowl of hoof collagen, yum.

[emmieexplores2]

1955

[forever70s]

Knox gelatin ad, 1972

[gallimaufryish]

[snailspng]

Just wanted to say your blog always puts a smile on my face and has inspired me to start my own little collection. I scanned these out of an old knox gelatine cookbook today and wanted to share them as another png enjoyer :)

Thank you! I might steal these.

Here's something just for you:

[w-e-i-r-d-f-o-o-d]

Saw a 1948 Knox Gelatine cookbook today at a thrift store

[theehorsepusssy]

what are your thoughts on shrimp

My grandma would make a shrimp mousse made from canned shrimp , Campbells tomato soup concentrate and Knox gelatin. It was a better culinary effort than her fried squirrel.

One time my dad bought some shrimps on the side of the road driving home from Florida. We all got sick afterward.

I once got the Fried Popcorn Shrimp off the Red Lobster kid menu. It came with Hush Puppies.

I sometimes have shrimp in a pasta dish. People freak cuz I always eat the tails.

I once got an expired shrimp cocktail platter for half off at the QFC on NE 33rd.

I once got a job as a prep cook and I fucked up butterflying shrimps the wrong direction and left the poop vein in and my supervisor was pissed andmade me cut onion rings instead

One time I was a restaurant manager and some customer complained about the size of the shrimp in his pasta cuz " where I come from, shrimp-a size-a baby head" as he shook his fist at me. I wouldn't take it off the bill. I laughed and walked away.

[nicoleartzy]

CASA TIDMOUTH'S MY AU: THE TWO GHOSTS OF SODOR

(Inspired by @bruhstation)

Timothy Elijah ???

Age: (25) When he tragically died

Occupation: NWR 0's driver (formerly)

He was a very kind and gentle soul. On top of that, he was very patient with everyone and got along with everyone. He had a strong sense of justice before the ("incident"), and was very determined to get back at those who have wronged him. He can be stern and serious at times when the situation is very serious or in an emergency. He was BFF with "That Blue Engine," specifically, and would usually only talk to him. Sometimes, the two of them would go almost insane but that would never happen. Timothy would usually be with Alfred whenever he plans on getting back at anyone involved with selfish duties or at the Troublesome Trucks whenever they go too far with their pranks.

Out of the main ghosts, he and "That Blue Engine" would be the one that rarely talk about their pasts before becoming ghosts. Nobody knows how he died. Nobody knows about the people that they left behind. Despite his pleasant and friendly nature, nobody really knows his true side is that he's very different from other ghosts, well. That's until he got reincarnated as the number 1 engine driver, also known as "Thomas Andreson Billington!"

He doesn't really remember anything when he's Thomas now, but he does have some faint memories of his past as another engine driver and he can still hear the voices of "That Blue Engines," voice whenever and wherever. He would sometimes lose control of his past self and would almost go on a rampage on killing people though he would have no memories afterward his rampage and won't remember anything (yet)

He would also have a Golden Whistle, though it's not entirely powerful as Thomas, since he doesn't have enough golden dusts.

Trivia:

● He can be quite protective of someone if he's very close to them.

● He likes using smilies while talking, though it can get quite annoying at some times.

● He tends to treat those who are shy or made fun of just by pure kindness. This is why the Troublesome Trucks spare him from their pranks

● He seems to have a tendency to butt into other people's conversations whenever it may go south, though he rarely doesn't do that anymore since after he got reincarnated.

● He's somehow connected to Thomas Billingtion, though he never met the lad, though he kept saying that he's really familiar to him personally (I wonder why)

● He remembers that he had a younger brother who looked just like Thomas. But he doesn't really quite remember his own childhood either. It remains a mystery.

Likes: The nature of the wilderness, sight of busy roads, life savers, and Knox Gelatin

Dislikes: people who are jerks, self-centered, selfish people

Jay N ?????

Also known as "That Blue Engine"

Age: 36 (though no one really knows his true age)

Occupation: NWR's driver (no number)

Jay was an unusual engine driver. For starters, he appeared out of nowhere to Sodor. He always had a creepy smile stuck attached to his face. It's like it didn't come off. He rarely shows emotions to others except for Timothy for some odd reasons. He also likes to mutter to himself about something creepy, though no one can really understand him. He's very distant from everyone else besides Timothy. He once wanted to strangle Alfred to death but was stopped by Timothy.

Mr. Hatt didn't trust him with passenger duties, but he was fine with good trains. After all, he was planning something to the passengers for one day, but that all ended when Timothy did the thing. Jay was actually the first one to fully go insane in 1934 when the NWR was suffering due to financial problems, his train, and he was about to be sent away and Jay didn't like that at all. His mental health was so bad that he had a mental breakdown; where he would scream obscenities, death threats to everyone associated with the NWR, and promised revenge.

There's not much information left about him, though a lot of ghosts have said that he resembles Edward Pettigrew the NWR 2's driver, as of now. He haunts Sodor to this day, mainly Thomas (Timothy) like ranting to him and telling him to go on a rampage and start killing people, though that rarely happens when Timothy is in fully control of his new body. With some kind of vengeance in mind of him, I wonder why he was driven to such madness....oh, well, we may never know (yet).

Trivia:

● Know one knows about his background or who's his family is.

● He would usually get into fights with people he dislikes. It would end up with the victim all bloodied up.

● The scarf was given by his father as a bday gift when he was younger, and he kept it ever since he tragically died.

● He's also one of them that no one knows about his "incident" or how he died.

● Something about his unnerving smile he does doesn't seem to be pleasant. It feels quite creepy to the point where some people would freeze or break down in a mental state when they see his smile. What's up with that? Oh, well.

Likes: his weird mutters, thinking of killing people, bitter foods, scary horror slasher films

Dislikes: talking about his childhood, Thomas (Timothy) not destroying the whole NWR economy, people who think they're right!

And that's all for these two, I wanted to make my own AU with these two after being inspired by @bruhstation

I've been into my old TTTE phase. I'm not sure why, but oh well. It's really fun to make these guys, and I wonder if I can make mini sketches or comics out them and their past lifes, but we'll see where the year 2025 takes me guys.

[badvintagecooking]

No-Bake Cheese Cake

Knox On-Camera Recipes, Knox Gelatine, Inc. 1963.

[themidcenturyscene]

Knox Unflavored Gelatine, 1940s

A recipe for Fresh Tomato Jelly

[yourgamemasterthewhiterabbit]

Having a coffee that's just a watered down coffee today has been a pretty chill experience [it's causing bubbles but not like extreme gastric distress], mostly because for a while now I have just been putting everything I should be drinking in large cups of boiling water all at once and simply drinking it with no cream or sugar and no regard to taste.

I can't even actually tell you whether it tastes good or bad, but I have been drinking a concoction of lemon juice, frozen cranberries, green tea, black tea, turmeric, and a packet of gelatin [not flavoured or sweetened jello, knox gelatin], and sometimes a pinch of dried roasted dandelion roots or a little pinch of coffee grounds or both. In nearly a liter of hot water. Much to -your- horror, nothing but the black tea is in a bag or filter the rest is all lose in there.

It looks and feels very "swamp potion a kid would make" only I am a grownup and actually downing it all. The lemon and cranberry have tasted good next to chocolate... I cannot evaluate the rest of the flavour.

Potion of kidney recovery.

I ate one can of beets fried in avocado oil and put into wraps, but I think I am done with the beets for now. The bone pain is mostly gone and I just need to make sure the gout is too. my hands, feet and shoulders are still sore, and I can't tell if they are just healing or if I still have gout.

I want steak and cokey cola so bad. Life is sadness.

[misforgotten2]

It's a (not so) hard Knox life.

Entertaining Around the Calendar the Easy Knox Way - recipe pamphlet - 1938

[gameraboy2]

The Knox Gelatine Cookbook, 1977