1. Jell-O Molds with Suspended Veggies Jell-O was once the star of the party table, and hosts loved showing off their creativity with elaborate molds. The wilder the combination, the better, which is why you’d often find carrots, olives, and […]
1. Clinton Road, New Jersey Clinton Road is probably the most infamous haunted road in America. Drivers say they’ve seen phantom headlights chasing them, only for the lights to vanish into thin air. There are also stories of ghostly children
1. Jell-O Pudding Pops If you grew up in the ’80s or ’90s, chances are you remember the excitement of pulling a Jell-O Pudding Pop out of the freezer. They were creamy, sweet, and the perfect halfway point between pudding
1. Mount Everest and the Yeti For centuries, Sherpa people have passed down stories of the Yeti, a towering, ape-like creature said to roam the slopes of Mount Everest. Climbers in the 20th century even claimed to spot massive footprints
1. The Jetsons and Video Calls When The Jetsons aired in the early ’60s, viewers were fascinated by George and Jane answering their phones on a giant screen. The idea of seeing someone’s face while talking to them felt like
1. Atomic Energy Lab One of the most jaw-dropping toys of the ’50s was the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab. Yes, it actually came with small amounts of real uranium ore so kids could pretend to be scientists. Parents thought
1. Push-Ups Push-Ups were the ultimate kid snack that made eating ice cream fun and interactive. You’d peel back the cardboard top and push the ice cream up with the stick, sometimes squeezing out too much and making a mess.
