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I refuse to believe that anyone has ever made this dish. The very idea that someone out there has prepared and possibly eaten a donut with a cottage cheese filled prune topping plated on a lettuce leaf with a side of mayonnaise... I cannot accept it. Even Nixon wouldn't have eaten this.
A donut stuffed with a cottage cheese and prune filling would work. But stacked higher, open-faced, with mayo on lettuce? Not so much.
Prune donuts are great, but this rest of this baffles me.
Nixon was born in 1913. The ad came out in 1947. It's just my wild hunch but I can imagine Nixon eating shit like - oops - I mean traditional American cuisine like that in the 1950s. But maybe - cough - I have egg on my face. Could the "ad" be a 1947 version of The Onion?
Nixon had pretty ascetic tastes from his Quaker upbringing, he had odd to us stuff like the pineapple and cottage cheese @[email protected] posted but this seems too excessive for him.
this is like the print media version of terrible-on-purpose cooking tiktoks
we need ann reardon to debunk this