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See also: Ground Beef; Hamburger

HAMBURGER HELPER

The pasta and seasoning mix known as 'Hamburger Helper' was introduced in 1970 by General Mills. The product was created during a meat shortage, and was designed to help housewives stretch a pound of ground beef (hamburger) into a tasty family meal.  It was an unqualified success and other versions, including Chicken Helper, were later introduced.

 

 

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