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Nabisco also discontinued Butter Cookies, which had a round, flower shape with a hole in the middle. These cookies were similar to Danish butter cookies. Nabisco reportedly discontinued the cookies because they often broke in the packaging and were too expensive to produce. Nabisco also used to sell assortment packages that are no longer produced.
Bake plain sugar cookies and have your children put sprinkles and icing on the cookies after they cool. Use orange and black icing on Halloween shaped cookies to get in a festive mood. Either keep the cookies for yourself, or deliver them to a neighbor to enjoy.
Nabisco Marshmallow Sandwiches were popular in the 1940s through the 1960s. Marshmallow Sandwiches were cookies with marshmallow sandwiched in the middle of cake-like cookies that many describe as having a marzipan flavor.
Where can I find photos of Nabisco cookies?
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When did Sunshine stop making Golden Raisin biscuits?
After re-discovering these, I wondered why I knew of them, and it turns out that Sunshine produced a version of these which it called “Golden Raisin Biscuits.” When Sunshine was acquired by Keebler in 1996, the expanded “Golden Fruit” line was quietly discontinued, but apparently the later incarnation was nothing like the original.
Though Sunshine’s Vienna Fingers survived the transition, Golden Raisin Biscuits were unceremoniously dropped. As were Hydrox – which, despite their reputation as an Oreo knockoff, actually preceded America’s Favorite Cookie by four years: Hydrox were introduced in 1908, Oreos not until 1912.
What was the first biscuit made by Nabisco?
The company started as a bakery in Massachusetts in 1792, baking and selling biscuits called “pilot bread” for sailors on sea voyages. Pilot bread has since been discontinued.