15 LOST British Pub Meals From the 1970s Nobody Orders Anymore
Gammon with pineapple. Chicken in a basket. Prawn cocktail in a glass. The 1970s British pub had a menu unlike anything that exists today - and most of it has completely vanished. In this video we're going through 15 pub meals from the 1970s that nobody orders anymore. Not just the dishes - the whole experience. The laminated menu. The sizzling plate. The wicker basket. The Brown Windsor soup nobody could quite explain. Which one do YOU remember ordering? Tell us in the comments - we read every single one. Subscribe for more British nostalgia every week! #BritishNostalgia #1970sBritain #BritishPub

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