20 Forgotten Desserts From The 1970s, We Want Back!

20 Forgotten Desserts From The 1970s We Want Back!

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Curious about which delicious desserts from the 1970s we believe should make a comeback? Hang tight—we're about to reveal 20 irresistible desserts that promise to leave your mouth watering. Weren't hungry yet? Well, that's about to change!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Magic Cookie Bar
1:16 Napoleons
2:06 Pudding Pops
2:56 Hummingbird Cake
3:48 Watergate Cake
4:32 Poke Cake
5:23 Butterscotch Brownies
6:15 Snowball cakes
6:53 Magic Pan Crepe Cakes
7:51 Napolitain Ice Cream Sandwiches
8:36 Divinity
9:21 Tequila Sunrise Cake
10:11 Fruit Cocktail Cake
11:04 Wacky Cake
11:58 Snowball Cookies
12:37 Peach Melba Dessert
13:10 Tea Cakes
14:01 Hawaiian Delight Dessert
14:44 Pink Champagne Cake
15:27 Penuche
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[VintageLifestyleUSA]

What’s a beloved dessert from the 1970s that seems to have disappeared over the years?

[userused]

My son is in the military and has been stationed in other countries for nearly half of his time in. I have sent magic cookie bars to over 7 countries and they are waiting in the kitchen every time he comes home.

[texasoutlook]

Most of these desserts are still alive and well!!

[frankieamsden]

I think it could be successfully argued that food from the 70's was less processed than what we're eating today

[rebeccaruedger]

Young mothers of the 70s and 60s still alive and are making these these wonderful desserts still😊😊😊

[Angelina]

Trust me when I say that the Hummingbird Cake is still alive and well here in the South. 😊

[Witchfoot.Incorporated]

The first stuff, magic cookie bars, I CANNOT CONVEY TO YOU HOW ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS THESE ARE.

[rslooby]

Don't forget the butterscotch nests made with Chinese crunchy noodles and peanuts...or whoopie pies!!

[rubywingo]

I’m one of those who comment before the vids are over! I don’t know where these folks are getting their information, but we’re still making a lot of these recipes in my family!

[hortondlfn]

“Less sugary desserts” - what a ridiculous goal.

[carolcole]

My family loves pineapple upside down cake MADE IN A CAST IRON SKILLET. Made this way gives it a unique flavor.

[christinebutler]

North Carolinians are still making hummingbird cakes and bringing them to every church supper.

[rubywingo]

Here I am again! WACKY CAKE! I was a cafeteria lady in rural Oklahoma. Made this cake a lot!! I’m retired now, but the school still makes it!!

[clarsach]

I discovered a recipe online for fruit cocktail cake a few years ago by chance and made it, really tasty but a bit sweet for me. My partner happened to mention the recipe to a friend who runs a coffee shop and she asked for the recipe so she could make it for her customers....so from the US Deep South, there is now a coffee shop in the central highlands of Scotland that sells fruit cocktail cake to a bunch of people who have never heard of it before!

[lesliejones]

I wish they would bring back pudding pops! Make them homemade but their not the same

[kimberleyannedemong]

Snowballs I make them every Christmas sometimes other times of the year. They are also known as Mexican wedding cookies or Russian tea cookies. They are so delicious & easy to bake

[bikingbuggy]

The reasons don’t really make any sense. They’re all still good desserts. I think the reason why most of these are “forgotten” is because more people eat out now and less cook and eat from home. The stay at home mom whom cooks up a good family dinner and makes dessert is very sadly a dying breed.

[suzettesanborn]

My mother used to make all of these desserts. The magic cookie bars and blondies were the most popular due to how easy they were to make. Many of the other desserts were only made on special occasions or for company.

[janteynor]

I sure miss those much simpler days….🙁

[elledee]

Dump cakes are also make for an easy and tasty dessert.