Here's What Rich People Ate During The 1970s | That Have Faded Into History

Here's What Rich People Ate During The 1970s | That Have Faded Into History
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During the 1970s, the wealthy developed a taste for the finer things, with exotic and pricey foreign cuisines making their mark. Ever wondered what kind of lavish dishes money could buy you back then? Join us as we take a delicious journey through the high-end dining scene of the '70s!
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[@Thomas-yr9ln]

54 years ago. They are eating nothing now they are pushing up Daisy's. Unless the dead developed a taste for Daisy's.

[@marylist1236]

Baked Alaska was baked, not flambeeéd