I’m sorry but you have to choose.
Take a trip down memory lane with some of the long-lost foods from the '60s and the '70s. The era of Happy Days was filled with Jell-O salad molds, aspics, and mayonnaise-fruit mixtures. Frozen food was a new invention in the 1950s, and it quickly became popular. It was an easy way to make a meal, and a lot of families had a freezer in their home. Kids loved frozen dinners and frozen pizzas because they were tasty.
Many of the dishes from a half-century ago have not aged well, but some definitely deserve a comeback. What we really want to know is — would you eat these retro foods now? Your preferences of these retro dishes and desserts can be used to determine which generation you fit in with.
Take this quiz to see what your retro food preferences reveal about your generation. If you grew up during those years, this quiz would be particularly interesting for you.
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11 Comments
“Generation X” at least I can still have belief of them always being WRONG!! always been a BOOMER!! (looks like everyone is “Gen-X”) how odd.
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Gen X 🤣 well my family did always cook vintage lol but no, my parents were born around the ’65 marker while my husband was born 7 yrs after the cut for Gen X while my young tushy was born in ’97
I got: Generation X!
You belong in Generation X (aka Gen X) born between 1965 and 1980.
I got: Generation X!
You belong in Generation X (aka Gen X) born between 1965 and 1980.
Makes me miss hamburger helper, lol
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No, wrong,I was born 1957.
You got: Generation X!
Nope, I’m younger.
Gen X Wrong again try Baby Boomer 1960 I`ve only tried about 2 of them. They must be American meals because I`m an Aussie & never heard of them.
Generation X. So wrong baby boomer. I wouldn’t of eating any of those foods except the 4 I picked and just those 4.
You belong in Generation X (aka Gen X) born between 1965 and 1980.
I’m a Millenial, born 1987
Same for me. But, ‘84 instead of ‘87.
‘Generation X’.
Completely wrong. Boomer, born 1959.