The 1920’s, or the “Roaring Twenties” or the “Jazz age”, were years of major changes for Americans (“Roaring”). The 1920’s started immediately after World War I and ended with the stock market crash of 1929. The Eighteenth Amendment to the constitution was ratified, giving women the right to vote. Prohibition, which made alcohol completely illegal, began in 1920, increasing the crime rate and popularity of such figures as Al Capone (“Roaring”). Many new things were found during that time like how people work, sleep, and even how they ate. During the “Roaring Twenties” the future of the food was created with Fast Food Companies like “White Castle” and Food Company for infants like “Gerber baby food” and many others. “In the 1928 Fremont canning
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Louis, Missouri originally called “Bib-Label Litiated Lemon Lime soda (Breg). In the late 1940’s 7-up became the third best-selling soft drinks in the world with competition between spirit the 7-up company added a flavor a blend of lemon and lime (Breg). In 1928 by the Kraft Corporation the Velveeta Cheese became one of the Shining examples of America Society love for process foods (Breg). Many use the cheese for the substitution of real cheese in omelettes, grilled sandwiches and may others. With the creation of the Cereal “Wheaties” beginning in 1921, when a Minnesota health care professional accidentally spilled some bran gruel on a hot stove, transferring it into a crispy flakes. (Breg) Many athletics who won competition were featured on the box of cereal the trick the kids into thinking that “if you eat your Wheaties, you too may grow up to be big and strong enough to become a professional athlete” (Breg). The way food and drinks impacted the world in the 1920’s and now show how much people have grown for better or worst with Gerber helping mothers with the chore of cooking and fast food being an easy way to get goo but inexpensive food for those who live on the go lifestyle but how it still if full of fat, cholesterol, salt, sugar and other harmful
Louis, Missouri originally called “Bib-Label Litiated Lemon Lime soda (Breg). In the late 1940’s 7-up became the third best-selling soft drinks in the world with competition between spirit the 7-up company added a flavor a blend of lemon and lime (Breg). In 1928 by the Kraft Corporation the Velveeta Cheese became one of the Shining examples of America Society love for process foods (Breg). Many use the cheese for the substitution of real cheese in omelettes, grilled sandwiches and may others. With the creation of the Cereal “Wheaties” beginning in 1921, when a Minnesota health care professional accidentally spilled some bran gruel on a hot stove, transferring it into a crispy flakes. (Breg) Many athletics who won competition were featured on the box of cereal the trick the kids into thinking that “if you eat your Wheaties, you too may grow up to be big and strong enough to become a professional athlete” (Breg). The way food and drinks impacted the world in the 1920’s and now show how much people have grown for better or worst with Gerber helping mothers with the chore of cooking and fast food being an easy way to get goo but inexpensive food for those who live on the go lifestyle but how it still if full of fat, cholesterol, salt, sugar and other harmful