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Irene Loveland loves her Meals on Wheels home visits and she’s thankful they never bring her bread and dripping
Even after all these years, the thought of bread and dripping makes 101-year old Irene Loveland shudder.
It was one of the limited staples available during the Great Depression in the early 1930s — and Mrs Loveland clearly remembers the feeling of being hungry.
“We had bread and dripping with…
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