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by JulesB on November 23rd, 2009
In 1983, there was a commercial for Malt-o-meal. It had a kid and a dad. The kid said the bear took his malt-o-meal, the dad read the ingredients and told the kid as an aside; "Good stuff Maynard". You can still watch the commercial on You tube. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWtiritKccM
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You're reading Anyone know the origin of the phrase "Good eatin', Maynard!" It is occasionally idiomatically used in the US to inform others that the food in question is, indeed, tasty, a favorite, or especially good.
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