10 Forgotten Breakfasts From The 1970s, We Want Back!

10 Forgotten Breakfasts From The 1970s, We Want Back!
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Wondering about the breakfast foods from the 1970s that we used to enjoy? Stay tuned as we remember 10 breakfast dishes that aren't common anymore. Some people still make a few at home, but they're not as famous as they used to be. Let's watch and see!
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
00:17 Johnny Cakes
00:57 Malted Milk Drink
01:46 Toaster Strudel
02:37 Fluffernutter Sandwich
03:29 Hamburger Hash
04:19 Deviled Eggs for Breakfast
05:13 Breakfast-in-a-Can
06:04 Buttered Grits
07:06 Maple Bars
07:56 Blueberry Buckle
08:51 Outro
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