Wordless Wednesday
Wednesday September 3, 2008
Hamburger Helper Cookie Jar
What's your guess on the values? $75, $150 or $1000?
What's your guess on the values? $75, $150 or $1000?
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That’s one cute cookie jar. Happy WW!
Great cookie jar! I’ll go with $1000
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Really cute. It’s amusing because Hamburger Helper brings back memories of some very lean financial times. To think someone would pay $1,000 for this jar now just rocks my mind!
I’m going to guess that it is pretty valuable. Seems funny to put cookies in a hamburger hand!
Great shot! I guess $150. Can’t wait to get the answer.
rofl…that brings back memories. I’ll bet someone has paid $1000 or more for one.
Hamburger Helper!! This item makes me go down memory lane. I was newly married and I was having my father-in-law over for dinner for the first time. By new brother-in-law (age 9) was also invited. I wanted to make my mother’s beef stroganoff but I couldn’t really afford the sirloin so I went cheap and picked up ground beef as a substitute. My egg noodles were homemade as was the wine mushroom sauce. I was nervous but confident about my menu — until the nine year old boy said in a disappointing voice, “Hmmmm, Hamburger Helper” That really got my temper boiling.
oh wow! the actual hamburger helper hand! i would say $1000 if it were the one in the commercials!! but it’s pretty cute nonetheless
I thought this was a great commercial character, but I don’t think I’d give over $50 for him. He’s probably worth much more…I’m just cheap.
Have a great WW.
I hate to sound a negative note — but I just can’t conceive of a cookie jar with the HH symbol. Just doesn’t seem right together. If there were cookies in there, I’d expect them to taste like meat, I guess.
I guess you can tell this isn’t going to be in my collection.
LOL that is great
Well, I dunno…I saw mention the other day of cookies made with bacon grease, so why not hamburger helper cookies?
I’ll go with $150.