- 09/05/06 Days of Graham Crackers and Milk - posted by Jewell
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- 01/01/23 Re: Days of Graham Crackers and Milk Cartons - posted by Pat
01/01/23
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posted by Pat
Graham crackers and milk in Kindergarden is one of my earliest memories. Our graham crackers came in a large cardboard drum--possibly military rations after the end of WW2. As for the milk, it cost a few pennies, and was not in our family's budget. However if someone was absent, I got their milk for free.
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