05 January 1972 11 mins
A witch shows up at the local supermarket and doles out advice on the cost of prepackaged and frozen food versus fresh. Shoppers learn their lesson and agree to save money by making their own oatmeal and pudding.
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Valorie Armstrong as Grocery Witch
Charlot Holzkamper Writer
United States 05 January 1972
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