Decade - 1950s

All candy bars cost 5 cents in the fifties, except for Mounds & Almond Joy, which cost 10 cents. Most kids would occasionally buy these latter two, although nobody had any idea why they cost more.

in 1950 a gallon of milk costed 0.84 in 1950 a gallon of milk costed 0.84

Casseroles were a popular food in the 1950s. Tuna casserole, and green bean casserole for example. Meatloaf, and burgers were also popular.

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This would be practically an infinite list but to start:
Drinks with non-nutritive sweetners such as saccharine and aspartame even though saccharine was being patented in 1950.
Potato chips made from dehydrated potatoes such as Pringles were not introduced until the early 1970's.
Because of distribution there are foods that were only available to local areas during the 1950's.
Ultra High Temperature Pasteurized milk came into being in the 1960's.

The cost of a can of soda pop in 1955 was 10 cents. Today a single can of soda pop can cost a dollar or more depending on where it is bought.

A 6.5 ounce glass of Coca Cola was 5 cents in 1950, the same price it was when it was introduced in 1886. The price remained the same because inflation did not go up very fast in that period and many other factors.

Yes, they had oatmeal, cornflakes, rice crispies and Wheatabex for starters.

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I'm not really sure how to answer this question, so I will just put all the values on here.

1950: Between two cents and $2.

1951: Between 2 cents and $2.

1952: Between 2 cents and $1.90.

1952 (double 952): 75 cents to $6.00.

1953: Anywhere from 2 cents to $5.80, depending on a multitude of errors and variations.

1954: 1 cent to $2.00

1955: Anywhere from 2 cents to six hundred dollars, depending on a multitude of variations.

1956: Anywhere from 2 cents to 48 cents.

1957: Anywhere from 2 cents to $2.50.

1958: Anywhere from 2 cents to $2.50

1959: Anywhere from 2 cents to $2.50.

These values, of course, depend on the condition of the coin. A 1959 penny in good condition would be 2 cents, but one in uncirculated condition would be $2.50.

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In the U.S., 3 cents for the first ounce of a letter from 1932 until 31 July 1958. 4 cents from 1 August 1958 until 6 January 1963.

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most originals are worth $75000 to $110000.

They did not come out until 1941.

Cell phones, computers, transistors, digital watches, seat belts in cars, color TV, satellite TV, cable TV, hybrid cars, solar panels, handheld calculator, Apple products, Cd's, blue ray, VCR, tape deck, computer games, fax machines, silicon chips, tablets, paper shredders, backup cameras in cars, car air conditioning, Bluetooth, recycle bins, microwaves, Internet, email , web sites, ebooks, high def TV, touchtone phones. This is just a few things.

Television and automobile sales skyrocketed in the 1950s. With the massive growth in suburban populations, automobiles were needed more than ever, and were within reach for many first-time buyers. Families of all income brackets were buying televisions at a rate of five million a year. Some TV shows, like The Goldbergsand The Honeymooners, catered to working- and middle-class viewers with storylines about ethnic families. In addition, television provided a potent medium for advertisers to reach inside American homes, creating desires for other products.

Foods eaten in the 1950's consist of fried chicken or pot roast with mashed potatoes or fried and lots of vegetables. These were eaten by the majority of families and at least once a week, meat loaf was included. Those in the rural areas hunted squirrel, rabbit, venison, pheasant and moose as food.

A computer in the 1950's would have been the size of a house, so it was both expensive and impractical to own one

During the 1950s many new products were invented. One product that was invented was the jukebox. Rock and Roll music became very popular during this time period and the invention of the jukebox made it easier to access this style of music more often. Edit: The coin-operated jukebox was actually invented around 1889. In the late 1920s a dance style often found in many small clubs was called "juking" (the clubs often called "juke-joints"). The coin-operated record-machine found in many of them, which was being sold under several names by this time, became known as a jukebox. By the middle 1930s jukeboxes were very common. -Dadfad Im confused. Which ones right? -Pjb32

The 1950s saw huge growth in the television market and hundred of new models were released over the decade. Screen sizes were increasing during that time. At the start of the period, a typical television screen was in the region of 12 inches or so but the cabinets tended to be much larger. At the close of the decade, sizes had reached 21 inches although the increase in cabinet size meant that larger televisions were often free standing and were pieces of furniture in their own right.

Frozen dinners.

Power tools.

Televisions.

television

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