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You Won't Believe These 20 1970s Lunches Were Lost!

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  • Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
  • Title: Bring Back These 20 Lost Lunches from the 1970s!
    Description:
    Ever wondered what lunchtime favorites were back in the groovy 1970s? Settle in as we take you on a delightful journey through 20 meals that once highlighted our midday breaks but have since slipped into history. Join us as we dig into these nostalgic dishes and relive some culinary classics.
    From the beloved Classic Tuna Melt to the unique Tuna Jell-O Salad, we cover a range of forgotten flavors that defined an era. Rediscover the magic of Fried Bologna and Cheese Sandwiches, Pizza Burgers, and the quirky Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwiches. Whether you have a soft spot for the Jiffy Ground Beef Cornbread Casserole or the Egg Foo Young Sandwiches, this video is sure to stir up some tasty memories.
    If these dishes bring back memories or spark your culinary curiosity, make sure to like this video and subscribe to our channel. We have plenty more nostalgic food journeys to share, so stay tuned for recipes, stories, and culinary adventures that will transport you back in time.
    Chapters:
    Classic Tuna Melt
    Fried Bologna and Cheese Sandwiches
    Curried Sardine Salad Sandwiches
    Fish Stick Sandwiches
    Pizza Burgers
    Turkey and Cranberry Sandwiches
    Spam and Pineapple Sandwiches
    Jiffy Ground Beef Cornbread Casserole
    Ravioli Sandwiches
    Olive Loaf Sandwiches
    Baloney Boats
    Peanut Butter and Bacon Sandwiches
    Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwiches
    Tuna Jell-O Salad
    Cheese Soufflé
    Sloppy Joe Casserole
    Macaroni and Cheese Loaf Sandwich
    Rice Pudding Lunch Bowl
    Chili Cheese Dog Casserole
    Egg Foo Young Sandwiches
    Relive the flavors of the past with us and savor the simplicity and creativity of 1970s lunches. Let’s dive in!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 90

  • @maranatha256
    @maranatha256 Місяць тому +12

    I grew up in the 70s ... Apparently in an alternate universe as I've heard of only a few of these.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Were definitely not covering everything! Just fun random ones that we thought people would enjoy reliving :)

  • @makeminefreedom
    @makeminefreedom Місяць тому +25

    I grew up in the 60's and 70's and my mom never made any of these sandwiches.

    • @Peace2Umans
      @Peace2Umans Місяць тому +2

      C’mon never had a fried baloney sandwich 🥪
      Staple in my house growing up ❤😂😂😂

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому +1

      It's fascinating how food traditions can differ even within the same era. Every family has its own unique recipes and favorites. What kinds of sandwiches or meals did your mom make for you during the 60s and 70s?

    • @bethburch8218
      @bethburch8218 Місяць тому

      Mine did

    • @kathyclarke6327
      @kathyclarke6327 Місяць тому

      Mine did.

    • @pamelaj25
      @pamelaj25 Місяць тому +1

      I was about to write the same comment. Some of these dishes are actually revolting. 😮

  • @Ricsha1
    @Ricsha1 Місяць тому +14

    I grew upon fried Bologna sandwiches, sliced tomato and mayo sandwiches, egg salad sandwiches, and tomato and cucumber sandwiches! My folks grew up during the Depression, so we didn’t waste anything! If there was a handful of corn left after dinner, it went in a collage cheese carton, with a masking take label on it saying what it was and when it went in the freezer. If my mom fixed a Turkey, the carcass was picked clean of meat, then wrapped in a couple of layers of aluminum foil, and the meat and carcass both went in the freezer. A couple of times a year, usually when my dad went hunting, she would name home made soup. A big pot of water went on the stove, in went the turkey ir chicken carcass, or she would bring home a soup bone. It cooked until the flavor was pulled from the bones, creating a stock. Then she would taste it and herbs or bullion were added and she would go through the freezer, pull out all of those cottage cheese cartons, and it was all added to the pot! Then she went through the cabinets and threw in a handful of rice, macaroni, a handful of broken spaghetti noodles, whatever was there! Then tasted and added seasoning to taste! It would sometimes be two gallons when done! Some times she baked bread or rolls, sometimes corn bread! It would last us a week or more! Tasted amazing!!!

    • @Ricsha1
      @Ricsha1 Місяць тому +1

      My mom grew up in a family of 13 kids and their mom. When the depression hit, their dad headed for “greener pastures”, leaving mom and the kids on the farm! The boys fished and hunted for protein, and did the heavy gardening work of plowing and felling timber for cooking and heat in the Winter! The girls did the rest of the gardening,weeding, planting and harvesting, as well as helping mom in the house! They did cleaning, sewing, yardwork, etc. when I was young, I had shirts made from old flour sacks that my mom and older sisters sewed from patterns! My dad grew up on a farm too, 5 brothers and a sister! They hunted, fished, raised poultry and animals on the farm!

    • @sonyafox3271
      @sonyafox3271 Місяць тому +1

      Cottage not Collage Cheese Carton! 5:27

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you for sharing such rich and heartfelt memories! Your descriptions bring back the essence of resourcefulness and family unity. It’s wonderful to hear about the creative ways your family used every bit of food and the homemade soups that brought everyone together. The stories of your parents growing up during the Depression and making the most of what they had are truly inspiring. Those were definitely times of hard work, but also of incredible resilience and love. Your family’s legacy of making do and coming together is a beautiful reminder of the strength and creativity found in simpler times.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Thank you for this. Will look into these types of errors in the future. 🙏

  • @jeremyjoenava7176
    @jeremyjoenava7176 Місяць тому +1

    i can't believe how much nostalgia foods bring

  • @mtb_fritz6367
    @mtb_fritz6367 Місяць тому +2

    This video was so well done! I always look forward to your uploads.

  • @kathibudrock4746
    @kathibudrock4746 Місяць тому +4

    I didn't have those either...we had tuna salad sandwich...egg salad, ham and cheese, bologna and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Those are some classic and delicious options! Tuna salad, egg salad, ham and cheese, bologna and cheese, and peanut butter and jelly are all timeless favorites. They bring back such great memories of simple, satisfying lunches. 🥪😊

  • @jeremyjoenava7176
    @jeremyjoenava7176 Місяць тому +2

    This video is amazing! I can't wait to watch more since I get to reminisce so much things from the past. 💖

  • @jeremyjoenava7176
    @jeremyjoenava7176 Місяць тому +3

    I grew up on these! I wish they're still around and available though.😅

  • @muddyshoesgardener
    @muddyshoesgardener 23 дні тому +1

    We had bologna, tuna peanut butter and grilled cheese.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  20 днів тому

      Sounds like quite the variety! Bologna, tuna, peanut butter, and grilled cheese-classic choices for a meal. Enjoy your eats!

  • @chrispartin4549
    @chrispartin4549 Місяць тому +3

    Some things are better left forgotten.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      True, some things are better left in the past. But those classic sandwiches-tuna salad, egg salad, ham and cheese, bologna and cheese, and peanut butter and jelly-will always hold a special place in our memories. Sometimes, it's the simple things that bring the most comfort. 😊🥪

  • @christinac5131
    @christinac5131 27 днів тому

    I grew up in the 70s and had a lot of these. We didn't have much money so we ate lots of sandwiches and that. I make a few of the dishes and sandwiches. I would make a bologna,mayo and chips on bread. My youngest daughter loves the sliced tomatoes and mayo on toasted bread.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  25 днів тому

      That's wonderful! It's great to hear that you're passing down those classic, comforting dishes to your daughter. Those simple sandwiches can bring back such fond memories.

  • @RoswellJazzFestival
    @RoswellJazzFestival Місяць тому +3

    Further proof that the narrator isn't from Massachusetts or anywhere in New England. He left out the Fluffernutter sandwich. Peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff on white bread. Yummmm.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Absolutely, the Fluffernutter sandwich is a classic New England treat! It's definitely a local favorite and a nostalgic comfort food for many. Peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff on white bread is a unique combination that's hard to beat. Thanks for reminding us of this delicious regional specialty!

    • @giuseppiforte592
      @giuseppiforte592 23 дні тому

      Well, he did say "Glouchester"
      He also left out American Chop Suey.
      Definitely not a New England guy.

  • @billythekid3234
    @billythekid3234 Місяць тому +3

    YUMMY! Let's eat!

  • @tonifox1838
    @tonifox1838 Місяць тому +3

    I grew up in this era, never heard of PeanutButter and bacon or pickles.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      You've been missing out on some interesting flavor combos then! Time to try something new!

    • @user-jm8yu9zl7n
      @user-jm8yu9zl7n 25 днів тому

      Me either 😝

    • @tonifox1838
      @tonifox1838 20 днів тому

      @@VintageandClassicTV why would I want to experience PeanutButter and pickles? or pb and bacon. not going to ruin good bacon w/pb. but I will add pickles to my bacon on top of my cheese and ground sirloin

  • @mikekelly5491
    @mikekelly5491 24 дні тому

    I have made quite a few of these for years. I guess I was ahead of my time. I need to find a good olive loaf.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  20 днів тому

      That's awesome! You were definitely ahead of the curve. Olive loaf sounds like a delicious addition to your repertoire-hope you find a good one soon!

  • @James-t4r
    @James-t4r Місяць тому +1

    Went to us army schools in Germany 66 to 72, I still remember slippery joes n tater tots.

  • @danacataldi5119
    @danacataldi5119 29 днів тому

    I am 66 years old. The only sandwich listed on in this video I had was the tuna melt. One of my favorites. I think these are lunches for pregnant women..

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      It sounds like you have a taste for the classics! Tuna melts are definitely a timeless favorite. What other types of sandwiches do you enjoy or remember from your younger days?

    • @danacataldi5119
      @danacataldi5119 27 днів тому

      @@VintageandClassicTV I was a boring kid and my mother worked full time so it was peanut butter and apricot jelly. No bologna for me! During the summer on the weekend mom made tuna stuffed picked fresh tomato. Good memories. Oh and BLT, still my favorite.

  • @lorimihelick5475
    @lorimihelick5475 28 днів тому

    There were only a couple I don't recall having as a youngster❣️☺️

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      That's awesome to hear! Which ones do you remember the most vividly from back then?

  • @James-t4r
    @James-t4r Місяць тому +2

    How about pb n marshmallow sandwich fluffier nutter?

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Are you trying to make me hungry with that description? It's working!

  • @sonyafox3271
    @sonyafox3271 Місяць тому +1

    Lime jell- o tuna salad! I remember someone from the Ladies American Legion would show up with something like this from time to time at a pitch in and, only the older ladies would eat it to, I also remember they to would show up with aspic or a ham loaf! Hardly anyone would touch those off the wall things they brought! My mom rarely made desserts for in the evening we had ice cream but, usually in the evening when, we all were watching tv around 7 or 8 pm mom would make us a snack usually and, one popular snack was when she’d make chocolate or peanut butter fudge, another sandwich we grew up on was the the fluffier nutter, with half slice bananas and, course mom found a recipe that called for blending the ingredients together and,make it into a spread and, we would spread it on gram crackers and, that was our favorite snack! 12:39

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Thank you for sharing that nostalgic memory! It’s amazing how certain dishes can bring back such vivid recollections of family and community gatherings. Your mom’s snacks sound delightful, especially the chocolate or peanut butter fudge and the fluffernutter with bananas! Those must have been some cherished moments. 🍫🍌😊

  • @markgolden504
    @markgolden504 Місяць тому +1

    Why in a video that is theoretically about Sandwiches from the 1970’s are most of the Sandwiches from the 1950’s and even earlier.

  • @mariapei9914
    @mariapei9914 Місяць тому +2

    very nice! Get so many sandwich recipes at once

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      Thank you! It's fantastic to have a variety of sandwich recipes at your fingertips. Whether you're in the mood for something classic or want to try something new and creative, there's a perfect sandwich for every craving. Enjoy exploring and happy cooking!

  • @kathy.7475
    @kathy.7475 25 днів тому

    My dad made fried bologna but in the 50’s and 60’s, not the 70’s.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  25 днів тому

      That's awesome! Fried bologna is such a timeless classic. Your dad must have made some delicious versions back in the 50s and 60s!

  • @Chris-us6pk
    @Chris-us6pk 21 день тому +1

    Anyone remember smegma on rye

  • @sunahamanagai9039
    @sunahamanagai9039 Місяць тому +1

    I was shocked to learn that deviled ham is long lost.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому +1

      It's surprising how some classics like deviled ham have fallen out of favor! Those nostalgic flavors bring back such fond memories of simpler times and family gatherings. Do you have any other favorite dishes or snacks from the past that you miss?

    • @seaside_sheilaoceanfront2815
      @seaside_sheilaoceanfront2815 Місяць тому +1

      They still sell it in Florida.
      Underwood deviled ham

  • @margarettickle9659
    @margarettickle9659 Місяць тому +2

    Lunch???? My mother wouldn't make a lunch for me if she was paid to make it.

    • @kiwiwannabe9189
      @kiwiwannabe9189 29 днів тому

      Cold

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      It sounds like lunch wasn't a big part of your childhood routine! What do you remember about meals at home growing up?

  • @RoswellJazzFestival
    @RoswellJazzFestival Місяць тому +1

    I had a giggle at the narrator's pronunciation of Gloucester as Glou-chester. Anyone from Massachusetts knows it's pronounced Gloustah. ;)

  • @carlojones833
    @carlojones833 20 днів тому

    Egg fu yung sandwich also known as St. Paul sandwich.

  • @user-ug9bd8sf5d
    @user-ug9bd8sf5d 21 день тому

    Chicken salad sandwiches beanie weinies and gries to!

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  20 днів тому

      Certainly! That sounds like a tasty combination of chicken salad sandwiches, beanie weenies, and fries. Enjoy your meal!

  • @stephendomagala-pt6dg
    @stephendomagala-pt6dg Місяць тому

    I think he,s wishing these sandwiches were what he,s saying.

  • @user-ug9bd8sf5d
    @user-ug9bd8sf5d 21 день тому

    Spam was good!

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  20 днів тому

      Right? Spam can be a total game-changer! What’s your favorite way to eat it?

  • @user-wm4el5hv3c
    @user-wm4el5hv3c 21 день тому

    no apostrophe ... 70s

  • @jefflrfe
    @jefflrfe Місяць тому +1

    Tuna melts are on the menu of every diner on the planet. Lost? I don't think so. These "Lost Meals" videos are crap.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      True its still around but try dennys they dont have it anymore

  • @fmcg5364
    @fmcg5364 Місяць тому +1

    I grew up then and never had any of that stuff, YUCH!!! people ate that stuff? disgusting

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  Місяць тому

      I can understand that those foods might not be to everyone's taste. It's interesting how food preferences and traditions can vary so much. Everyone has their own favorites and childhood memories when it comes to meals!

  • @LKVince11
    @LKVince11 Місяць тому

    Ill take a pass on the mashed sardine one. Ugh

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      I hear you on that one! Some combinations are definitely an acquired taste. What kinds of sandwiches do you prefer instead?

  • @Donathon-f6f
    @Donathon-f6f 29 днів тому

    Oh I'm disappointed.... thought this was going to be about school lunches

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      Got it! School lunches can definitely bring back nostalgic memories. What were some of your favorite school lunch items back then?

  • @user-ug9bd8sf5d
    @user-ug9bd8sf5d 21 день тому

    They were pregnant woman craving pickles and putter!

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  20 днів тому

      Pickles and peanut butter? Sounds like a fancy gourmet dish only a pregnant woman could love! Who knew cravings could be so... adventurous?

  • @laurac5451
    @laurac5451 27 днів тому

    nope

  • @SteinerHaus
    @SteinerHaus Місяць тому

    AI narrate "Tar-Tar Sauce" FAFO!!!!!!!

  • @muthaafrika6137
    @muthaafrika6137 Місяць тому

    Hahahaha 🤣 burnt bologna

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      Burnt bologna can definitely bring back memories! Did you ever have any mishaps or funny stories involving burnt bologna or other kitchen adventures?

  • @muthaafrika6137
    @muthaafrika6137 Місяць тому

    Tuna melt yuck 🤢

  • @brunabarros9124
    @brunabarros9124 Місяць тому

    Yikessss

  • @citrinedragon1466
    @citrinedragon1466 29 днів тому

    These are very American …. Not being American they don’t really apply.

    • @VintageandClassicTV
      @VintageandClassicTV  27 днів тому

      Got it! What sort of childhood snacks or treats were popular where you grew up?