Lookalikes

[Guest guest]

I visited the new(ish) Mill City Museum in downtown Minneapolis

yesterday as part of a field trip for work. Kind of a neat place,

with a lot of historical displays and dioramas of the days when

Minnesota was the main grower of wheat and Minneapolis was the place

to grind it.

The interesting thing is, if you look closely at the " Betty Crocker

through the years " pictures, there are at least two illustrations of

Betty that, in my opinion, make her and Sally Fallon look like

sisters, if not twins.

Verrrrrry interesting.

~Joe

[Guest guest]

Hey Joe,

You do know that Betty Crocker is not a real person? They made up a face for

advertising purposes. I wonder if Sally Fallon has heard that she's a lookalike

for Betty Crocker? ;-)

Sara

inishglora <inishglora@...> wrote:

I visited the new(ish) Mill City Museum in downtown Minneapolis

yesterday as part of a field trip for work. Kind of a neat place,

with a lot of historical displays and dioramas of the days when

Minnesota was the main grower of wheat and Minneapolis was the place

to grind it.

The interesting thing is, if you look closely at the " Betty Crocker

through the years " pictures, there are at least two illustrations of

Betty that, in my opinion, make her and Sally Fallon look like

sisters, if not twins.

Verrrrrry interesting.

~Joe

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[Guest guest]

> You do know that Betty Crocker is not a real person? They made

up a face for advertising purposes.

Yes, I'm aware of that. They actually changed her to look less

Caucasian/white to more of a blend of white and Latina, or so I heard.