It’s been a while since we’ve had a U&I sugar ad. Here’s one from the Improvement Era, September 1969 —
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Psychedelic sugar! Wait. That was in all those bad LSD movies!
I don’t think “Cynthia Scott” was a real person. I can’t find any reference to a home economist or well-known cook with that name except connected directly to U&I. My hunch is that she’s the Intermountain West’s version of Betty Crocker.
I’ll bet you’re right, Chad. And you remind me of something I had forgotten: My mother worked for Sego Milk back in the day (late ’40s). Will have to think of what their recipe lady was called, but whatever her name was, that’s the name my mother had to use when responding to telephoned questions on their products.