or old snap

[crashbang]

years ago vestsa brought out chow mein, it was a game changer at the time. no one ate foreign food. There was no chilli ginger etc on sale. no colour tv. no fridge, kept milk in larder for a day. No internet, or phone for some.
no choice of food, you get what was put on the table.
Salad was sheeite, lettuce ham boiled egg radish, no dressing.
Sunday roast was a mare. Beef well done.slices of gravy.
Happy days.

[Nardendee]

Aye a nice bitta bag & chicklins. Bread & drippin.
Happy days

[Brin]

Crash you've brought the memories flooding back pal.

Oh for a cold slab in the pantry where we kept our milk (two days max), cheese that's if mice din't help themselves to it.

We were the first on our street to get a colour TV from Telebank. Suddenly our house was very popular.

Yes you ate what was given and funnily enough don't recall any waste.

Raddish, yuk I hated them as a kid and they use to burn mi gob out .

Beef on a sunday, wow you were posh. it was either chicken, chicken or err chicken. Beef was for Xmas in our house.

Use to love getting jacobs cream crackers, cheese spread, and a couple of silverskin onions.....mmmm.

Bed time drink, an oxo in hot water with a slice o' bread. Heaven. Compared what we eat today I wonder how we all survived but we did somehow.

[Brin]

Aye a nice bitta bag & chicklins. Bread & drippin.
Happy days

My late grandad got me hooked on tripe with salt and vinegar...deeeeeeeeelicious. My Mum use to gip watching me eat it

[crashbang]

Beef was cheap . chicken was a luxury.

[Brin]

Beef was cheap . chicken was a luxury.

Crash, was it beef? Horse meat was very popular back in the day.

[Ronners]

Crash, was it beef? Horse meat was very popular back in the day.

Horse meat? You were lucky, we used to dream of eating horse meat.

[Slimchance]

I think mutton was the sunday dinner of the great unwashed, chicken didnt become cheap enough until well into the 70s

[crashbang]

correct.

[Brin]

We were well treated then 🐔🐔🐔