25 Forgotten Sandwiches From The 1970s That Have FADED Into History!
Step back in time and relive the good old days of vintage America. Picture yourself at grandma’s kitchen table, as if flipping through a cherished photo album from the golden age, where forgotten foods, vintage sandwiches, and beloved BBQ dishes brought the family together. We take you through retro recipes, vintage family meals, and the simple joys of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s—a period fondly remembered by Gen X and those who long for a taste of classic Americana.
We’re here to rekindle memories of holidays spent eating forgotten sanwiches from the 1970s and the warmth that filled every room. Let’s revive the lost magic of our childhood and share stories that shaped our past.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Tuna Salad Sandwich
01:39 Cheesesteak Sandwich
02:35 Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
03:29 Chicken Salad Sandwich
04:22 Patty Melt
05:19 Grilled Cheese Sandwich
06:15 Ham and Cheese Sandwich
07:13 Pastrami on Rye
08:09 Club Sandwich
09:12 Reuben Sandwich
10:14 Liverwurst on Rye
11:13 Tuna Melt
12:10 Italian Sub
13:13 Grinder Sandwich
14:11 Cuban Sandwich
15:08 Roast Beef Sandwich
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Which 1970s sandwich do you like? Let us know in the comments!
I still eat almost all of them
Still like open-faced turkey breast on toast with turkey gravy. And sloppy joes.
still eating all of these lol!
We still eat all of these.😊
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You payin 20$ for a cheese steak sammich now….😮💨
Pbj❤🤘
A chicken salad sandwich lives only in the memories of…… dude I had one for lunch. Today.
The only thing forgotten about these is the cheap price
The Midwest must be hopelessly out of step with whatever source you gathered your data from, because we eat all of these sandwiches here. Well, maybe not the egg and cress. Never heard of that one.
There may be some shiny new contenders, but they don’t stand up well when packed into a paper sack or tin box for lunch. Classics are unbeatable.
The Title should b 70s sandwiches still enjoyed today🤷♂️
Most of these sandwiches are still available at Subway & other Sandwich Shops.
The Fluffer Nutter, Liverwurst & Patty Melt sandwiches aren't on any menu I've seen.
Open Face Turkey, Pork & Beef Sandwiches with mashed potatoes & gravy weren't even mentioned !! 🥲 (your Cuban Sandwich ingredients are WRONG !)
Go to Tampa Bay area for a true Cubano.
the Reuben sandwich is my favorite on the list and i still eat all of these today some change a little . Liverwurst as a kid i used to eat it on English Muffin sometimes with cheese and a egg .Tuna , Chicken, Egg and Ham salads i always eat on Toast it just makes it taste better to me even as a kid .
What? Some of these sandwiches still exist at Subway. The peanut butter & jelly sandwich is for when I have almost no time for lunch and I'm in a hurry. 😋🤣
I've eaten every one these at least once in the last year. The exception is the Fluff-n-Nutter. Never liked those, 😉
I have no clue how any of these could be considered as fading in to history… PB&J!? REALLY? You must have been VERY protected as a child if you think that went out with the 70s.
How dare you show the Carnegie deli in NYC when talking about the cheesesteak (or as your spelling, the cheesestaek) instead of any of the great places in Philadelphia