10 Famous Fast Food Items That Have FADED Into History!

#dinner #yesteryear #nostalgia #remember #forgotten

Curious about the dinner dishes from the 1980s that used to fill our plates but have now faded away, leaving us longing to relive the magic? Join us as we reminisce about 20 dinners that were the stars of our evening gatherings. Get ready to feel hungry and a little sentimental too!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Crown Roast of Lamb
01:21 Cornish Game Hen
02:18 Minted Lamb With Jelly
03:09 Oyster Rockefeller
04:09 Chicken Tetrazzini
05:06 Aspic Glazed Meatloaf
06:00 Galantine of chicken
06:52 Sole Meunière
07:46 Peach Chicken
08:36 Veal Prince Orloff
09:23 Duck à l'Orange
10:19 Rabbit Stew
11:07 Coq au Vin
11:55 Chicken Marengo
12:48 Anchovy Butter Steaks
13:42 Beef Bourguignon
14:39 Lamb Shank
15:39 Pork Belly with Cracklings
16:33 Tournedos Rossini
17:35 Tater tots
18:30 Outro
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