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Pink stuff, green stuff, orange stuff—any fluff is welcome on a Southern holiday spread! In this video, Ivy Odom is delighted to bring you this rosy Psychedelic Salad, originally submitted in 1970 by Mrs. Eugene Hunt of Old Hickory, Tennessee. Surprise your crew with this fun throwback, and this sweet vintage favorite is sure to be passed around and polished off in no time.
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00:00Does your family set out the pink stuff for the holidays?
00:03It is not a southern holiday without a fluff salad on the table.
00:07There's Watergate salad, which I feel like is one of the most popular.
00:10This particular one is called psychedelic salad, which is so fitting given the looks
00:14of it and the fact that it came from Mrs. Eugene Hunt in Old Hickory, Tennessee,
00:18in our February 1970 issue. Back in 1970, fluffs were not only just on holiday tables,
00:23we were serving these things for just a random Tuesday night dinner.
00:26Regardless of what goes into them, they always come out so delicious.
00:31They're sweet, they're fluffy, they're fruity, they're creamy.
00:33My family typically serves green stuff, but this pink stuff might give it a run for its money.
00:38What color is your family's fluff salad?