Most Delicious Desserts From The 1970s In Every State!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Most Delicious Desserts From The 1970s In Every State!
#desserts #forgotten #nostalgia
Curious about which desserts were showstoppers in every state in the 1970s? Set the table for 50 delicious treats that remind us how unique each state’s taste is. Though a thing of the past now, great taste never dies - so let's visit each state, one dish at a time!
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Which 1970s dessert from another state would you love to try?
Next time you hire someone to voice a video, please make sure they can pronounce everything correctly. Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory also isn't known for their ice cream, it's FUDGE this place is known for.
Here's a special treat for our Canadian friends on here. My mom was a bit of a First World War historian/enthusiast. She discovered this recipe for Vazobo cake or Trench Cake as it was generically known. More like a biscuit consistency for ease of portability in the trenches, baked by the wives for their soldier husbands, simple recipe.dates back to 1916: half pound of flour, 4oz margarine,, 1 teaspoon vinegar, quarter pint of milk , 3 ounces of brown sugar, 3oz currants, 2 teaspoons cocoa, half teaspoon baking soda, nutmeg, ginger,lemon rind to taste. Method: Grease a cake tin, rub margarine and flour together, add other ingredients mix well, bake in moderate oven for 2 hours. This is actually a very tasty simple recipe ideal for camping holidays etc.
All of them!
WOW really? Just wow@@amiedavis5257
Evidently Alaska isn’t a state.
❄Snow cream? 🙂
Has been since January 3, 1959. I guess they don’t eat desserts in Alaska? 🤷🏻♀️🤣
So true! Why not Alaska
Baked Alaska!
Ahh they were bought. They don’t count 😜🤣
Very nice and beautiful!!!! Thank you!
Prickly pear cactus is one of the most widely distributed cactus varieties of the Americas. It is even found in lowland sand prairies and other dry well drained areas in the upper plaines states.
It's also found in the Middle East, particularly Israel. They're called Sabra there, and so are Israelis, as they are known for being prickly on the outside, but sweet on the inside.
Why did they show raspberries, when they were talking about prickly pear sorbet?
We only got Twinkies in UK a few years ago. As a kid I used to drool over the ads for them I saw in American comics. Now I'm a grown up I can indulge ...very nice.
It was a real tragedy when they suspended production in 2012 ... thank goodness they are back!
When I was young, we had lots of strawberries in the back yard. I used to split a Twinkie end-to-end and cover it with strawberry pieces. Any fresh fruit will do, but strawberries is what we had more than plenty of.
Shout out to Ohio for your buckeyes! I'm not from, nor do I reside in Ohio, but I've made y'all's buckeyes every Christmas for 35 yrs and give them as gifts in pretty tins. That is, the ones I don't manage to eat first. The original Reese's cup. Just not flattened and in a cup. 😁
What's a Buckeye ?
Oh wow , I live in Durango , Colo .lol 😂😅😊❤ We have our own rocky mountain chocolate factory and a rocky mountain chocolate candy store right by our train station down town ... gotta come n try it out , you'll be glad you did.. It's the bomb!!! Yum yum 😋 😂❤😊
Beignets is pounced Ben -yayz. The French are complicated 😂
Thank you! New Orlean's Cafe due Monde has the best, served with chicory laced coffee! 😋 I would have associated pralines more with Louisiana and sweet potato pie more with SC though.
We went there for our first taste of those lovely pillows of deep fried goodness! I had them every morning while we visited for a week and a half! My parents allowed me to try the coffee one time, lots of espresso shots worth, after having a caffeine overload for a 12 year old, they had me stick to milk or juice for breakfast instead. 😉 I chattered and ran around like a squirrel for the rest of the day after two cups of that famous coffee. Big cups too if I recall.
Scotcheroos are usually only found at church basement lunches or funeral lunches. They're not as popular here in Minnesota as this video would make you think. Give me a plain Rice Krispie Treat any day over those things, which are ruined with the peanut butter and chocolate.
Who-seer pie
I love chocolate!
14:09 did he seriously say shoo flea pie instead of shoo fly. I noticed several other ones that he pronounced wrong, especially beignets, he actually pronounced the -ets at the end instead of ben-yay
I guess they don’t know the difference between prickly pear and raspberries.
Apparently Alaska doesn't exist
Oy. You aren't helping my new diet in the least. These allll look delicious. I could pass by the raisin cookies...maybe.
I'd probably never say "no" to a slice (or big fat wedge) of Boston Cream Pie, but since it's summer I'm feeling very partial toward all of those fruit pies too.
Thank you for saying "Nevada" correctly. It's Nah- vah- duh, like you pronounced. Not "Nev-ahh-dah".
unfortunately he more than made up for it by his beignets & shoeFLY pie pronunciations
Leff-suh
Lefse is pronounced Lef-suh
Bane yets? Get a human to do the voice over. Judging by the text, you’re not a native English speaker, but certainly you know someone who is.
Bro is mental... never even heard of, or even seen the one he said for South dakota. If you are going to put this stuff, actually do research.
Talks of prickly pears...proceeds to show raspberries and only raspberries.
I THOUGHT those were raspberries! This guy doesn't seem to care about details and accuracy does he?? No more videos on this channel for me because how can I be sure I'm getting real facts?? And if he doesn't care enough to put in the work why should we care enough to watch!
Why are these 1970s desserts? Most of them are a century or two older.
He said popular in the 1970s.
Born and bred Californian and I've never heard of those raisin cookies before. LOL
Me neither!
What is the #1 dessert in California??
@@Irish_Georgia_Girl in the 70s? Not sure. My mom made a lot of Bundt cakes. LOL
@@Irish_Georgia_Girl The date shake is certainly an iconic California dessert.
@@merriemisfit8406 A date flavored shake?
Michigan is the cherry capital of the world. Scotcheroos are marshmallow treats raken to a whole other level. Kolaches are Czech, not French. This Norwegian Flicka doess not appreciate your mispronunciation of lerfse. Freya, goddess of my viking ancestors, and Odin, the god of my viking ancestors will smite you
He needs a good smiting. This and the video I watched before this one are the first 2 I've seen of his videos, and they will be the last 2 due to his sloppy throwing together of the videos without even bothering to research the facts!
Since when is sweet potato pie a NORTH CAROLINA thing???
beignyets? & shoeFLEA pie? try "ben yays" & shoeFLY pie
It's "TTS" or "text-to-speech", it "says" the word as it is shown. So it's not perfect.
New Yorker here(ups tate, not "the city") and am a cheesecake lover, but second for me is the peach cobbler! Now I think I have to make some!
I live in California and never even heard of raisin cookies for the dessert,can’t figure that one out?????
Me neither and I grew up in the 70s in California!
@@martharunstheworld Me neither, and I'm a 70s kid as well!
You can't just get any ol salt water taffy when you're at the Jersey Shore - you need to get Fralinger's taffy.
Kuchen does not "traditionally have" a meringue topping.
So true!
Those are raspberries not prickly pear fruit.
Prickly pear are goooood!
Basque Cakes do not have "double cherry jam pastry layers".
Basque also isnt in northwest France... 😂
@@MoonRiverTravels 👍😉😆
I live in arkansas I've never heard of possum pie
Okay, but Cafe Du Monde has been selling beignets for over a century!
Texas makes the best pecan pie…Okies just stole the recipe. Like they steal everything from Texas. 😂
Oh, please, PLEASE learn how to pronounce the words that you'll be saying. Shooflea pie? It's spelled Shoofly which is pronounced shoo-fly (like you want the flies to go away which is apropos as the sticky sweetness of the pie often attracted flies while it was cooling on a window sill or counter - hence the name). That was the worst, but you mispronounced a good handfull of these names. Oi!
What was Alaskas? It wasn't shown
Moose Pies?😉
It was too baked to make an appearance. 😁
@@LelaHolliday 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Google said "Agutuk" a type of ice cream with fruit.
Daylight?
My state is Oklahoma and Pecan Pie is definitely a delicious
dessert next to Chocolate Pie very good thanks 🥧☕🥛🥧
Never heard of possum pie
You pronounced Hoosier wrong and I am 50, grew up in and still live in Indiana, and never saw a sugar cream pie that looked like that. Sorry that was not a Hoosier pie/sugar cream pie from Indiana. Try saying “who’s your” mamma. Then you will say it right.
I am from Iowa and Dutch letters are only really popular around Pella. Gross.
X- WTF is Rocky Mountain Chocolate Fudge? As someone from Colorado West Slope who k-12'd in the 70's never heard of the stuff. I would have guessed it would have been Palisade Peach Cobler or Jolly Ranchers
LOL, born and raised and still live in California and I haven’t ever once heard of, seen, or tasted a raisin cookie. Oatmeal raisin, but not raisin.
Me too. I'm not sure who does the investigation, but they are really bad at it.
My Aunty, here in Oz, made the most delicious dried mixed fruit and cornflake bickies, when I was a child. I have made many batches of them since, adding some vanilla custard powder to the mix for flavour. Yes, we call them biscuits/bickies instead of cookies here. They may be known as "Weekenders" in some places.
The desserts look good but the script is stupid.
This guy needs to check his info before going on.
Blueberry 🫐 pie 🥧
I thought peacon pie was a georgia thing
It is pecan, not peacon. Georgia is one of three states that are top producers of pecans. The other two are Texas and New Mexico. Pecan pie is a favored pie of New Mexicans.
Best video yet - I didn't know most of these regional differences, must try a few of these recipes.
If you look up the history of the marshmallow you'll find it dates back to Ancient Egypt who used the Mallow Flower (Althae Officinalis) - flower and stalk to make them. Must've been divine. Today's mass produced marshmallows use synthetic whipping agents instead.
Imagine putting all that effort in, just not on the Proper Pronunciation.........
You know I can remember a UK without yoghurt. It arrived here via Sweden I think around 1970 under a fanfare of TV commercials. One company only called Ski. UK housewives very cautious at first about trying this fermented foreign food, until it very rapidly became the top fast food convenience pudding , you could eat straight out of the tub without any bowl to wash up. You can't move for different yoghurt brands in UK now. Makes you think what we ever did before and why we didn't have it sooner given there's no shortage of dairies in UK.
Brownies are common actually nowadays.Brownies are still around.So is blueberry pie when it’s an opportunity for certain American holidays.So is basque cheesecake.And pumpkin pie is popular for thanksgiving and it also shouldn’t be in this list.Some of these of what came here aren’t forgotten about at all.
You showed Hugenot Torte as being from the state of Shoofly Pie instead of South Carolina.
And you left Alaska out!
Prickly pear sorbet - hey guys you are making it with raspberries !!?! 🙃
Arizona is in South America. Who knew.
IKR? In his last video he said we have a state called Columbus. 🙄
@@Irish_Georgia_Girl I am beginning to suspect whoever is writing the copy is a product of a failed education system, though not necessarily the US one..😉
If you don't list your desserts I'm not going to watch you videos
The scotcharoos are so good my family gets them at Christmas time . And you can freeze them for a time also the buckeyes yummo.
Boston is the capitol of Massachusetts.
IKR 😂
Minnesota has factories to make lefsa. My family has lefsa at Christmas time, spread with butter and sprinkled with sugar, and rolled up
Lefse with butter and cinnamon sugar is great, but I prefer to get my Julekage for Christmas.
Of course my state would name it Opposum Pie. 😭😂
They don't eat dessert in Alaska?!?
Baked Alaska!
Moose ice cream?
Dessert in Minnesota?????
These all look great; I didn't know butter cake was from Missouri, I had always thought it was a Pennsylvania thing (i.e. Philadelphia Butter Cake)
He has screwed up enough facts (like saying Columbus is a state, Arizona is in South America, raspberries are prickly pear, etc.) that I'd take anything he presents as facts with a big old grain of salt!
Not prickly pear! Those are raspberries!!!
Cactus also grows in North America. Google is free.
Mexico is not in South America.
Hoosier is pronounced hoo-zhr
Sorry Alaska.
and the cactus?? buuuhh
It's Pecan not Pecon 😮
It's a tomato/tamato thing
Nice
Yeah no Alaska
Shooflea 🤨
I’m from Kansas but now live in Missouri, I have always loved the Gooey Butter cake and the German Chocolate cake. But I would love to try almost all of these except the fruit pies and the sorbets.
If I make a sweet potato pie from scratch I need to bake more sweet potatoes tan called for otherwise the pie won't get made.😂
Foote, Cone & Belding ran the "California Raisins" campaign.
Is Lefse like a Chappati?
Kind of, but it's made with potatoes and flour and it's light and a little sweet.
A+ video!
LOVE IT! So many amazing desserts!
You did a poor job of describing each dessert. You went way too fast on each one. I have no idea from your descriptions how most of these taste or what is actually in the dessert. Will give you credit for having a visually pleasing video. Most of the desserts looked good you just didn’t give enough information about them to describe what the dessert was like.