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If you were around during the 60s, then you know what a fabulous or "groovy" time in history it was. If you weren't around in the 60s then you've surely heard the tales from relatives of peace marches and crazy rock and roll concerts. This wonderful decade was also known for something that many of us will never forget (although we might like to) - TV dinners.
Bridge the generation gap by having your parents and their friends over for a good old fashioned 1960s TV Dinner Party! Experience the simple life before Blackberries and Twitter; a time when families still ate their meals together every night - even if it was in front of the tube. Watch reruns of the iconic shows while munching on fish sticks and mac and cheese. Oh, and don't forget to brush up on your pinochle skills!
Fish sticks were a staple TV dinner in the 60s and still remain popular today. Kids love them for their fun shapes and mild flavor; adults love them because they are quick and packed with protein. Serve this modern twist at your 1960s TV Dinner Party. Read More
Frozen macaroni and cheese, particularly Stouffers brand, flew off the shelves in supermarkets everywhere during the 60s. Lets be honest " who doesnt feel like a happy kid again when served a nice large scoop of cheesy goodness' Add chunks of succulent lobster for your 1960s TV Dinner Party. Read More
Skip the e-vites and digital invitations for your 1960s Dinner Party - it just doesn't fit. Send your invites the good old fashioned way via snail mail.For retro invitation ideas, find a great black and white picture of Jimmy Mathers (star of "Leave it to Beaver") or Barbara Eden (star of "I Dream... Read More
Game nights were a super popular means of entertaining in the 60s. The pinochle craze, a card game of tricks and strategy, was in full-swing. 4 players is ideal or any even number after that. Read More
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