[ SECRET POST #5700 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5700 ⌋

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Comments

Re: 90s foods

[(Anonymous)]

I'll give you gazpacho, fajitas and wild rice, but the rest of that didn't really hit peak trendy until the early aughts.

Re: 90s foods

[(Anonymous)]

That's fair for red pepper and squash soup.

Barbecue chicken pizza was a very 90s thing for me, but maybe that one comes down to how much California Pizza Kitchen existed in your life in the 1990s. And I definitely think portobello mushrooms were 90s.

Re: 90s foods

[(Anonymous)]

I think the BBQ pizza definitely comes down to California Pizza Kitchen, which was still mostly on the West Coast in the 90s. I think the first time I saw BBQ chicken in an East Coast pizza joint was in 2004? I remember portobello mushrooms being the thing that vegetarians and women's magazine diet recipes were trying to sell as cool in the 90s, but then in the 2000s it turned into a trendy thing that everyone was doing.

Re: 90s foods

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, BBQ chicken pizza feels 90s enough to me, a native Californian.

Portobello mushrooms were BIG with my parents in the 90s, at least. They got very into them.