![How the treats of the Seventies evoke plenty of memories, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK | Daily Mail Online How the treats of the Seventies evoke plenty of memories, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK | Daily Mail Online](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/02/02/01/0909B818000005DC-0-image-a-44_1454375653929.jpg)
How the treats of the Seventies evoke plenty of memories, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK | Daily Mail Online
Carter Collectables on Twitter: ""What's for tea, Mum?" "Vesta" "Curry!" "No, Chicken Supreme" "Oh" 1974 advert. http://t.co/MqLYN6woYV" / Twitter
![Pulp Librarian on Twitter: "Vesta launched with three meals: chow mein, spaghetti bolognese, and curry - both vegetarian and beef varieties. Each box contained individual nitrogen filled packets of rice or noodles, Pulp Librarian on Twitter: "Vesta launched with three meals: chow mein, spaghetti bolognese, and curry - both vegetarian and beef varieties. Each box contained individual nitrogen filled packets of rice or noodles,](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ERn7MTmWkAARIpd.jpg:large)
Pulp Librarian on Twitter: "Vesta launched with three meals: chow mein, spaghetti bolognese, and curry - both vegetarian and beef varieties. Each box contained individual nitrogen filled packets of rice or noodles,
![Pulp Librarian on Twitter: "Vesta quickly became one of the best selling ready meals of the sixties. It had the market to itself for three whole years and by 1966 Sainsbury's alone Pulp Librarian on Twitter: "Vesta quickly became one of the best selling ready meals of the sixties. It had the market to itself for three whole years and by 1966 Sainsbury's alone](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DrV27gHX0AA0Cth.jpg)