Graham Stark @graham.loadingreadyrun.com · Oct 13

Okay, I need to know what was in the Canadian National Railway house salad dressing.

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The Graeber Good · Oct 13

I’m interested in what the surprise is about the eclair.

Izziel_Grey · Oct 13

like with most secret sauces, it's probably some kind of Thousand island.

Adam Bell · Oct 13

coal

Erika Cole 🦊☕ · Oct 13

I have now fallen down a hole of also trying to find this recipe 😆 I have been unsuccessful, BUT! I ended up on the Library and Archives Canada page for CNR and they had a scan of the hand-drawn CN logo. I figured you would appreciate it.

wheelyweb 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇦🇺 · Oct 13

Bet it’s 1000 Island Dressing. But today I learned about Bercy butter and Nantua sauce.

Calvin Ruinard · Oct 13

Really thought this picture was a secret lair island for a second.

El Gee · Oct 13

More importantly when did Canadians stop calling dessert pudding

@emmaquince.bsky.social · Oct 13

Insane that you could order a glass of buttermilk on a train. What a time to be alive!

Mike Chipp Austin · Oct 14

Charles Nelson Reilly salad dressing

girl_dm_ · Oct 13

oooh that looks neat

Chris Bednar · Oct 13

Great, now im hungry. THANKS Graham!

Scott Wachter · Oct 13

with any luck we can find it in here. if we can find a copy... www.amazon.com/100-Years-Ca...

Relevant Ferret If Known · Oct 13

In 1938? ...coal-soot and dreams of a better tomorrow? 😬