"Better Pot Luck than Humble Pie" is a whimsical and charming art print that embodies the spirit of community, sharing, and the joy of home-cooked meals. This delightful print captures the essence of bringing people together over food and celebrating the simplicity and warmth of a potluck gathering.
Add a touch of wartime wit to your collection with Better Pot Luck Than Humble Pie. This British WWII poster uses humour and home truths to encourage togetherness, thrift, and community spirit in the face of rationing.
About the Poster
Issued by the Ministry of Food, this poster was part of a campaign to promote sharing meals and reducing waste during wartime. Its clever slogan and bold design reflect the era’s ingenuity and sense of solidarity — reminding us that even in challenging times, community and creativity flourish.
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