Obviously it depends where you were educated but few people who grew up during the 70s have fond memories of school dinners. Liver and onions is one of the least popular dishes which was found on most school menus back then. While it can be delicious, many children of the 70s still have nightmares about the 'grey tubey' liver they were served, and that dinner lady who would stand over you and force you to eat it all. Another taste sensation of the 70s was green custard and chocolate sponge, which some youngsters loved but others hated with a passion.placeholder image
Obviously it depends where you were educated but few people who grew up during the 70s have fond memories of school dinners. Liver and onions is one of the least popular dishes which was found on most school menus back then. While it can be delicious, many children of the 70s still have nightmares about the 'grey tubey' liver they were served, and that dinner lady who would stand over you and force you to eat it all. Another taste sensation of the 70s was green custard and chocolate sponge, which some youngsters loved but others hated with a passion. | Getty Images

9 things you probably don't miss about the 70s, if you grew up back then

Anyone lucky enough to remember the 70s will know it was a great time to be alive for many reasons.

It was a decade full of great music, from disco to punk; fantastic movies, from Jaws and Star Wars to The Godfather; and classic video games, like Space Invaders.

But it was also a tough time, with soaring unemployment and industrial unrest creating great hardship for many people.

While many of you probably have great memories of the 70s, there are lots of things you’d probably rather forget - including certain fashions, food and fragrances forever associated with that decade.

Below are just some of the things you probably don’t miss about the 70s if you were around.

What do you think were the best and worst things about 70s life in the UK? Let us know in the comments section or by emailing [email protected].

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