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You Deserve a Break Today: 1960s-1980s McDonald’s History in Advertising

Today, McDonald’s has flooded seemingly every nook and cranny of Planet Earth with cheap ...

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Eating Out in the 1970s: A Photo Album of Disco Decade Dining

Before you is a buffet of photographs of men and women dining out in the ...

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Cheddar Nightmares: Cheese Adverts of the 1960s-70s

Sweet, sweet Lord. This cannot be what I think it is (rubbing eyes) - a ...

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The 6 Worst Halloween Treats of Yesteryear

After the trick-or-treating is done, it's time to dump out the sack and check your ...

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Ten Airline Menus from the 20th Century

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Old Billingsgate Fish Market in the City of London

During the 19th century Billingsgate market, situated in the south-east corner of the City of ...

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Vintage Gristle: Glistening Mounds of Mid-Century Meat

In the 1950s and 60s, there were three basic food groups in America: pork, chicken ...

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1970s Lunchboxes of Schoolyard Shame (Part 2)

For whatever reason, during the 1960s and 70s, the children of the world upgraded their ...

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Models In Boob Tubes And Moist Mash Wrestle For The British Potato Council In 2000

ON October 9, 2000, Lisa Donner, 28, from Oxford (left) wrestled in mashed potato with ...

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1970s Lunchboxes of Schoolyard Shame (Part 1)

Any child of the 1970s well remembers the metal lunch pails – always decorated with ...

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The Hostess with the Mostest and her Self-Heating Trolley

The Hostess trolley has been around for over sixty years, although to most of us ...

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‘The House That Jell-O Built’ In California, 1934

SOURCE: Oakland Museum of California

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