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Weird things that actually happened 50 years ago - Page 16 of 23 - Kiwi Report

Weird things that actually happened 50 years ago


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[post_page_title]Try to concentrate[/post_page_title]
We’ve already noted the strangeness that could be seen to abound in the culinary world, but drinks weren’t going to be left behind in oddity. Nowadays we take fresh orange juice for granted, but it was much less common 50 years ago.

Try to concentrate

Instead, the drink of choice was Tang, a form of orange juice concentrate that required dissolving in water. Initially developed as a way to help sailors avoid scurvy, Tang is still surprisingly popular nowadays outside the U.S.

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