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Margarine Replaces Butter In the Sixties

Bluebonnet Margarine Blonde girl with pigtails In a blue checked gingham blouse And a white pinafore Showing us how GREAT It tastes. And it does spread easier Than butter. For Sure! We are innocent Easily led. Still believing in people’s good. We switch over easily. Finally forgetting What real butter used to taste like. I had some the other day. Wow! Suddenly reawakened And refreshed! Despising the pigtail girl. Uh-oh. I just looked up the ad. It was the Sunbeam Bread girl. Scratch this one.

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Ann Gilmour

Date: 8/24/2019 5:49:00 PM

I totally agree Caren, there is no better taste than butter, mmm... hot buttered crumpets, wish I had one now, haha. Enjoyed your lighthearted write Caren. With kindest thoughts Ann xx

Caren Krutsinger
Date: 8/25/2019 6:31:00 AM

It is so strange to me that when I think Blue Bonnet Margarine I ALWAYS picture the Sunbeam Bread girl instead of the Blue Bonnet Girl!