20 WORST Desserts From The 1970s, Nobody Wants Back! 

20 WORST Desserts From The 1970s, Nobody Wants Back!
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Remember that time you were served dessert at a party, and you just knew you never wanted to eat it again? Well, that's how most of us feel about a lot of the 1970s desserts. While some were simply too sweet, others were unnecessarily thick, almost impenetrable. So we said never again do we want to try these 20 desserts from the 1970s because they were the worst, starting with Christmas pudding.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:25 Christmas Pudding
1:25 Rice Pudding
2:14 Mayonnaise Cake
3:16 Mincemeat Pie
4:26 Liver Ice Cream
5:30 Anise Cookies
6:14 Jell-O Salad
7:08 Grasshopper Pie
7:55 Forgotten Cookies
8:42 Hot Dog and Marshmallow Casserole
9:29 Cornflake Tart
10:23 Potato Chip Cookies
11:12 Root Beer Float Pie
12:01 Ambrosia Salad
12:45 Marshmallow Salad
13:41 Tomato Soup Cake
14:35 Prune Whip
15:31 Lime Jell-O Cottage Cheese Salad
16:18 Spam monkey bread
17:13 Chocolate Sauerkraut Cake
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