30 Hilariously Bizarre Vintage Food Pics That Prove People’s Creativity Had No Limits Back Then
Peculiar food trends have been around for decades now. Some of them were even published in cookbooks and magazines of yesteryears, which you’ll see in today’s post.
We’ve collected a few photos of these dishes from two Instagram accounts: Vintage Food Photography and Cursed Cookbooks. You will find sweet treats with faces, oddly shaped sandwiches, and a mixture of flavors that may raise some eyebrows in puzzlement.
Scroll through these images and enjoy the amusingly weird part of the internet.
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Na that's just a sh!tload of pickled herring and a nubbe (small glass of alcohol like aquavit), a regular Swedish midsommar lunch. (Though more commonly it's the other way around, pickled herring with a sh!tload of booze...)
Is that white asparagus that started to go green at the tips or some bizarre sea creature?
Salmon salad and pickles. If there were some good crackers, I would actually eat this one.
I don't have the bowel to mix beans and onions, I don't want to become a biochemical weapon
I thought: fun fruit salad, and then I saw "Mayonnaise". Nope, just nope.
This reminds me of the time my church made a stop motion 'Very veggie Christmas' movie!
There had to at least be some spice drops or jellybeans lying around. Betty Crocker would be ashamed.
Eaten it. It's OK. The sauce is, as Nicole Weymann said, Cocktail dressing.
"Pardon me, can you tell me where I can find Tasha Yar?" Skin-of-Ev...9719e2.jpg
Maya l'Abeille was a well known cartoon character here in the 80s/90s. Just à cake (OK, badly) decorated with a kid's favorite cartoon.
Close the lid, grab the handle, and pick it up. Does wonders for the presentation.
Galantine de cochon de lait. We see some here around Holiday season. I avoid. Nope.
A bit fussily presented, but those roasted lamb cutlets are very tasty.
What I've learned from this post... the generation that made these loved sure-gel, green olives, and fish shaped cuisine. Also, I can hear in my head, the parents saying, " don't play with your food" maybe don't make it in clowns and other kid fun things.
What I've learned from this post... the generation that made these loved sure-gel, green olives, and fish shaped cuisine. Also, I can hear in my head, the parents saying, " don't play with your food" maybe don't make it in clowns and other kid fun things.
