There are 200,000 broads in this town.
And then you only know seven.
- It's just a matter of getting started. - You have to be a little tough.
We, Lotta Lundgren and Erik Haag, shall engage in historical wall-rafting.
We will lend ourselves to six eras-
-and find out what it was like to live then.
How did you think, smell and feel? And what kind of food was on the plate?
This week we're going to the 70s.
For us, it feels extra fun, because we actually lived then.
It becomes politics, sexual liberation and collective housing-
-like smoking indoors, drinking wine, tinker and eat tinned ham in a lunchbox.
Tensta
First, we will film the close-up in unflattering lighting, without clothes.
Good! It is the Y-front that applies. Feel free to pull them up a little more.
Now it's the 70s.
I have a few questions. Can we stand like that here a little more, before I get dressed?
Is it a lot of polyester?
Yes. During the 60s it came lots of polyester, banlon, terylene...
Many different synthetic fibers.
They live on, like in this suit from Konsum. KF had its own clothing brand.
- This is neat. - You had it under your shirt.
- The feet are not visible. -These are not that wide.
There were pants which were 70 centimeters wide at the bottom.
In the 70s, you didn't always see difference between everyday life and party.
So festive. Like someone died.
Now I'm going to go shave. People didn't have beards in the 70s.
It looked more like this.
Tick-tick-tock, tick-tock, ticky-ticky-thank you
Tick-tick-tick, from hundreds of places
Tick-tick-tick, from morning to evening
You have neither a corset nor a girdle. The bra really hits the mark.
Solid panties. For this: knee socks.
Lotta Lundgren
It is enough to wear the clothes for 60 seconds, you notice-
- that the materials are dense and sweaty.
Although in the 70s they didn't think so, because they were SO easy to wash.
They dipped and hung up the clothes. They were iron free and dried quickly.
In the 70s was it fashionable to wear glasses.
Now I'm very much like my grandfather.
Elisabeth Johansson is a competition chef, food writer and cookbook author.
What did you eat in the 70s, and why?
Elisabeth Johansson chef
I have laid out this week's food. Three cooking methods were most common.
The freezer was new - and popular when you got home from work.
Powdered food was fantastically nice and popular because it saved time.
And then there was canned food.
Now I have to take some canned potatoes.
It was ordinary everyday food after work or school.
You will get tongue and legym salad.
-Is it cow tongue? -Yes. Boiled ox tongue.
-What did you think? -Strange to eat someone else's tongue.
-You can feel your own tongue next to you. - Yes, you become aware of it.
Fresh produce was difficult to get hold of.
Imported goods that arrived were banana and avocado. They were big in the 70s.
Many recipes appeared on them.
They were new, so they used avocado for dessert and banana for main course.
You should taste that too.
You laugh a little at the food of the 70s.
Yes. This is canned, frozen and powder.
If you present food from 2012 i the future, will they laugh then?
No, they get very angry. We have made such an encroachment on the environment.
This poor thing will probably come back. They will be very angry with us.
The Sweden of the 70s is a divided time.
You should revolt, but expect it while the politicians solve everything:
Build homes, lower food prices and create jobs. The 40's kids complain the loudest.
The new generation of Swedes is breaking with their parents' values.
But not all were leftists. There was also a villa, a doggy, a Volvo.
In 1976 the majority voted right, and we got a bourgeois government.
We are going to have our first 70s meal together with Richard Tellström.
Now it's dinner. Does that mean dinner or lunch?
They said dinner for food in the middle of the day.
Yes, that word was still used then. Today we just say lunch.
-Yes. And now it's dinner in the evening? - Now it's lunch.
-Is this an accessory? - That's a complete dish.
You will also get to taste gratin sausage
- with pineapple, mustard, cheese and tomato.
To me this smells like the 70s. The there is a slightly musty, smooth scent.
You almost scream for something "herbal" or a hearty vegetable.
In the 70s you get place pans on the table.
-Does it taste good? -Yes. I think it's good.
-I got pineapple. -How was it?
A little more festive than regular falu sausage.
Pineapple is the food world's equivalent to "tassles".
You put it on and it's a blast.
Meat consumption in Sweden was very low. Around 70 grams a week.
Makes about 2 1/2 - 3 meatballs.
Today we eat 250 grams of beef a week.
Now it's dessert!
Here we have the informality of the 70s.
And if you get guests, that is handy for whipping up a powder.
Dessert is served with all meals.
At least for the dinners.
It feels a bit ridiculous to sit with two grown men eating rosehip soup.
This is time travel. And of course a cigarette after the meal.
We will live in a prime location in the suburbs.
As we received from the housing agency!
1966-1975 one million homes are built.
Practical interior design shines through. Why buy new when you can do it yourself?
Look how good it will be!
Sewing the patchwork is a common hobby in the 70s.
You can make patches out of worn clothes.
What is not worn out can be used for patchwork.
From a tip book: "Did you feast on fresh pineapple?"
“Then the joy of deliciousness can last in the form of a decorative plant."
A completely free houseplant.
When I was little, I was constantly nagged about kites. My dad was doing it.
You would make your own from flower sticks in crosses, and a plastic bag...
It had to be cut in some way.
It doesn't feel like this one is coming to fly. Besides, it gets ugly.
So there. Now this is going to vulcanize.
Everything except accommodation is expensive in proportion to the salary. That's why I keep a cash book.
You can transfer money from the kite- account, because I made my own.
-Now we avoid expenses for dragons. -Yes...
Then I'll do it.
- It is important that this goes well. - I know that. It's my boss!
In the 70s is representation in the home common among white-collar workers.
We invited our SVT director Eva Beckman.
She's so damn smart and tall.
We hope to boost our TV careers by offering fine dining.
-Don't say: "Will there be another season?" -You think I'm stupid, don't you?
-What time is it? - Now it's ringing!
Why make TV without make-up? It is the only thing she will think about.
We have to say we don't wear makeup!
Welcome. You found here? Come on.
Hello! Welcome. How fun.
We start with a 70s aperitif: warm campari and juice.
A strong one - that girls like.
- Fun to come here. -Cheers.
-Should I eat these now? -Everything here can be eaten.
Real food from Sweden's best chef.
This is a shrimp timbale on shrimp and crab, garnished with chopped dill.
It probably only tastes like shrimp and crab, but the form is important.
For the timbale we have three sauces. Colorful, because it was important then.
One contains curry. The other ketchup and horseradish.
And the third dill, parsley and three different dried spices.
- It tastes like cold shrimp. -Delicious.
If you compare SVT today with SVT in the 70s...
-What is the biggest difference? -Whatever SVT broadcast then, everyone watched.
But the big difference is that on The 70's were incredibly educational-
- and learning. Television would educate the citizens.
Tableau begins with a program of one factory worker retraining
- to theater pedagogue among school youth and the developmentally disabled.
Then you continue with "Foster children".
And at 20.10 - prime time - is broadcast "Chile in headwind?".
If it gets too heavy maybe you switch to the second one.
But "Alarm", a documentary, is broadcast there about the Ruhr area's environmental destruction.
There is always someone who is indignant and asks about various social problems.
Back then, everything was very problem-oriented.
Erik and Lotta will offer ham mousse.
It is garnished with gherkins and pimiento - pickled peppers.
In the mousse there is mixed boiled ham-
-mixed with oven-baked liver pâté and diluted with cream and gelatin.
Gelatin was important in the 70s. You made mousses, pâtés and terrines.
Cooking 70s food feels out of place, because there weren't that many raw materials.
This could be the most luxurious you could find.
Canned asparagus, canned peas and luxurious tomato roses.
That thing that vibrates... I was a little afraid of it.
It tastes a bit like liver pate.
-Does anyone have a cat? -Do you think it tastes like cat food?
- Do you know what Sheba is? -Yes.
It is very cold and slippery. But at the same time, it's ham!
- This is very difficult. -Not good?
Not good!
Tell me more!
We laugh, have a good time. Before 1967 couldn't you sit like this relaxed-
-and using singular, second person pronouns for each other. It is almost like being friends with the boss.
Day 1 is over. It is unusual with all smoking and only eating canned goods.
Everything in the stomach is cold and soft. And smoked.
The second day. We jump forward to 1972. Now we're going to have breakfast!
Sugar and smoking are still harmless. Erik can take as much as he wants.
We in the Skärholm Committee oppose the high food prices.
The food is expensive. In 1974, 28 % of the income of Swedes went to food.
-compared with 13 percent today.
The prices caused protests, i.a. from housewives in Skärholmen.
Don't give way until the requirements are fulfilled!
-What do they want? -Have cheaper food.
They ask Palme if he knows how expensive the milk has become But he doesn't know that.
There will be a bad atmosphere. You want to the prime minister knows how much the food costs-
-and looks at the price tags. The milk cost 1.15.
In my professional life, I earn in the 70s SEK 66 on every male hundred.
And far from all occupations are open for women. I get to be a secretary.
I, on the other hand, am pursuing a career as a journalist at Aftonbladet-
-during the golden age of the evening papers.
Hold one!
Erik Haag, Aftonbladet. - The express is there! We do not have time to confirm.
Like this. What do you think?
Now I have left. Oh oh oh...
-Why did you become a journalist? - They wanted to change the world.
Åsa Linderborg culture manager Aftonbladet
People were critical of power. In the 70s came shotgun journalism-
-and the Watergate revelations.
It was realized that a journalist could bring about change.
-Was it a macho job? -Yes, especially in the evening press.
Those with picture bylines were men - alpha males.
You bent over quite a lot, didn't you?
-Are you going to have? - I never say no.
Here we have flyers from the 70s. Would they have worked today?
"Aftonbladet's Göran Larsson tried to be small again".
"Everything is this big for the kids".
- Today it's about cyberbullying. -If you want to attract family readers?
If you do something from the children's perspective.
-"The government lowers food prices". -Food tax is not a political issue now.
Royal journalism. "Friends call him Your Majesty".
In the 70s, Aftonbladet was critical against the royal house. Today we fish more.
Here I sit and eat some leftovers.
In the 70s it is not so common that you eat lunch at a restaurant.
There are few lunch restaurants. In addition, it is expensive - and unnecessary!
That's why I eat some cheese, canned ham, corn and raw onions.
It tastes like all the ingredients together. - Very filling.
Even we bulletproof journalists have lunch box. Lotta has made tuna.
-How was it? -Good. I like 70s food.
-Like what? - Chili con carne is good.
If I press here, can I reply? - Hello, it's Erik. A tip, yes.
Wait. - It's about pimping. Are you going to take it?
-No... -Then I'll take it. - You are welcome.
The tip phone rings, and Erik sits and chats with someone.
Yes, I work here.
Do you want to talk to...? Wait, here comes one.
-Who is coming? - Joachim.
Is it Littorin again?
Are we so lucky? - Ask if it is Littorin.
I'm leaving the low-wage job and become a feminist.
The left-wing movement of the 70s is dominated of men, uncommitted to equality.
“When will the women's stuff settle down the real revolution is taking off."
Some people think so.
But not Ebba Witt-Brattström, key person in feminist Group 8.
Ebba Witt-Brattström professor and feminist
We were disrespectful and hatched ideas late at night at the typewriter.
Women's demands became public policy and came up on the political agenda.
I remember a funny slogan: "We want to have sex."
-"We want to have sex." -"We want a six-hour working day!"
They demonstrated, organized festivals and published the Women's Bulletin.
The demands were women's right to work, childcare for all, free abortion
-better birth control pills and pain relief during childbirth.
Pain relief when giving birth was therefore not a foregone conclusion.
-The birth control pills of that time were... -...terrible!
- You became swollen and lost your sex drive. -Double effect.
What do I do with these notes?
Tell your core group that you are going to share out them on Systemet, Konsum, the square...
Feel free to bring a Group 8 banner so that you can be seen.
And don't forget the Women's Bulletin. A substantial stack that you are going to sell.
Eating and drinking out was not done.
In 1974, 40 percent had not attended either café, restaurant or pub in one year.
But pizzerias, fast food chains and Chinese restaurants quickly changed that.
-Hello! Erik. -Erland.
It's Erland Yang that sets the rice ball rolling.
The Swede yearns for something new.
Erland gives them classics like three little dishes and fried banana with ice cream.
Why are they so popular?
Chinese food is cheap, filling, you get not sick from it and that's good.
-Was it Chinese food? -Food that Swedes would like.
Erland Yang restaurateur, 2012
- The purpose was to make money. - I also just want to make money.
Erland Yang's concept with three small ones dishes are a success at the premiere in 1973.
It starts a wave of Chinese restaurants which serves Swedishized Chinese food.
What would have been said about this in China?
They would think it was Swedish food.
Chinese who come to Sweden think it tastes like crap.
A nice thing about the 70s is that you don't get fat from fried food-
- because you move around so much. Now I'm going to test fly my kite.
My former skepticism has been blown away after whiskey and Chinese strong beer.
Away, Nytorg hipsters! Here I come.
“Between her legs she has a gap, and there is a hole called the vagina."
"Now we're going to tell how babies are made."
We put the kids to bed with reading aloud.
“Strike breakers, the worst there is. They work when the comrades strike."
Wondering why 70s children's books is so much about sex and politics.
We will talk about that with Kalle Lind who wrote "Progressive children's books".
Dinner is eaten early, so Lotta fixes it a little evening treat - a large food genre.
- Lotta! -I'm here.
-Good! - Do you have to eat?
You have written a book about children's books in the 70s.
-"When the children went on strike". -Fantastic!
There is a clear political agenda.
The children learn that it is right to strike and failure to break the strike.
-"Olle and the factory". - He has a rifle.
Perhaps no one would have on a children's book cover today.
-What is he going to do with the rifle? -Defend yourself against the capitalists.
What is the point of political books aimed at children?
In the spirit of the 70s children had a right to know.
"The good animals". Tell me about it.
You can see animals. Then you'll see when they are killed and hanged.
And then you'll see when they become sausages. It is children's right to be informed
-about starving children, the Vietnam War and that the parents sleep with each other.
"One, two, three" is accurate by using the correct words.
"Dad's on his back, mom's straddling him and puts his dick in her pussy."
Children also have a right to know what an orgasm feels like.
It is described as a sneeze, although nicer.
- Pretty well described anyway. -Well...
-I agree with you. - That's right!
Kalle probably wants another heavy sandwich. Can't you make one?
Or I'll settle for this one. - You don't have to run.
I've gone out a little too hard. I am above at all smoking and feeling sick.
And then whiskey on Aftonbladet.
I intend to try a softer male role tomorrow. Good night.
We wall-raffle further into the 70s.
We're going to change the world, have a party and live into the collective feeling.
This is Björn Gustafsson, our roommate.
-Good morning. -Good morning. Have you woken up?
-Björn, can't you put something on? -Can't we try to get along?
- I say what we agreed on. - We must respect each other.
-Lotta wants you to be dressed in the kitchen. - I need to feel free.
- He's wearing pants. -It's better.
DIY is big in the 70s. Consumption is ugly.
Saving is nice and creative. Container finds are a source of joy.
Check this out!
I found it on a tip. Riduculous. Someone had thrown it away.
I have sewn two potholders together. Them fasten with ribbons around the chest.
Then you get a little sun top. Great for summer.
You can wear them on your tits later.
This book contains tips on how to make your own freezer bag.
Do you take Stalin? - You take corrugated cardboard, tape and a regular suitcase.
Then you line the suitcase. Then you don't have to buy an expensive freezer bag.
A bag is lined inside with corrugated cardboard. Excellent for transporting deep-frozen food.
The temperature in the package that is mine in the bag lasted after 5 1/2 hours...
...minus 10 degrees. From "The Housewife's Kitchen Almanac" 1971.
The best place is in the middle of the bag.
We come in corduroy and poncho. It's going to be a world revolution.
The 40s broke with the parents' values.
They stopped believing in God and other things that were considered petty bourgeois.
Crush ka... Canada?
Ka... Cape Verde?
Crush capitalism!
It never takes place.
This is Crister Hedin, historian of religion.
Talk about how the political commitment replaced religion.
Rites of the Left Wave had many similarities with religion.
People went in processions, gathered in large groups, had large meetings-
-we never discussed in small groups.
They had sacred texts by Marx and Lenin, and rites around clothes.
- Clothes like this, then? - I had a Mah-Jong jacket like that!
Placards were carried in the processions
-and repeated mantras, as "crush capitalism".
You felt a strong community. You felt: "I'm making the world better!"
Therefore, the left wave was characterized by the same idealism that religion had.
Now a typical 70s conflict arises: "What is more important - class or gender?"
Smash the patriarchy!
We should also have free abortion!
A revolution that is less complicated to get started is the sexual.
There are sauna clubs and porn stores. And every fifth Swedish film is porn.
You can also go to live sex shows and watch people fuck on stage.
"Having intercourse" it says. Now we will meet sexologist Malena Ivarsson.
You hear about the 70s, "the buttonless fuck" and free sex.
But I don't understand how did it happen.
It didn't work. Therefore, a counter-movement came in the 80s.
But it was a rebellion against the bourgeoisie of the 50s and 60s.
Who would you go to bed with?
Tonight's company. The one you felt for.
Did it work? So you would lie down with each other, but not be together?
-Just. So it could be. - I would easily get hurt.
Feelings were not taken into account. They lived in collectives, as couples.
Then maybe you got together with someone else. Still, one shouldn't be jealous.
Jealousy was a bourgeois emotion - an expression of ownership.
But you should be free. Freedom was celebrated.
-How was homosexuality viewed? - They were deep in the closets.
It was a psychiatric diagnosis until 1977.
First in our days has it been normalized.
Homosexuals had a very difficult time.
What is the legacy of that time?
The legacy today is an increased knowledge of sex-
-and we have an abortion law. We need don't worry about getting pregnant.
We have a partnership law. Homosexuals don't have to hide.
At the same time, we have a greater sensitivity for our own feelings.
-Did I mention that? -Yes.
You said it would be hard to stay left alone when the others fucked.
I understand that. It's a real feeling.
THE DOOR BELL
Potlucks are popular. When the guests contributes, it becomes cheap and easy.
The Bruun Family blog collective has taken an interest in 70s food.
They have prepared hundreds of period classics recipe - and made a blog about it.
-Hello. -Nem, look!
Very special. I have never eaten something like that. Very festive!
Stuffed vegetables feels very 70s.
Everything could be filled.
This food is very visual, even on a cardboard plate.
Look!
What do you do to analyze the dish? It is cold, full of gelatin.
It stands and shakes and contains some fish and shrimp.
What does that say about the 70s person?
Elin Berg The Bruun family
An aladåb was brought to the potluck and thought to be healthy.
It is "old Sweden" which one tried to hold on to in the 70s.
A bit grey, colorless and slimy.
-Have you started working out? -What are you talking about?
I don't want to interrupt…
Systembolaget asks us to flush the schnapps and serve wine. And we do.
In 1977, wine drinking surpasses strong spirits for the first time.
Sorry, but you look so damn strong. What have you done?
Come, I'll show you something in the kitchen.
A cheese bomb is grated cheese which you mix with cream and eggs.
I love this dish because it carries the aesthetics of the 70s
-and is related to potkes which is also popular then.
Instead of throwing old cheese edges are saved.
You grate them, mix them with cognac and keeps them in a pot.
Then they are served as sandwich toppings.
- It's a bit like a relationship. -Yes.
You take care of what you have and don't jump at first best-
-that you hit on, just because it has a tight banlon tennis shirt.
Now we'll have a little cheese bomb, I think. - Buckle up, Erik.
It tastes very buttery.
- It grew in the mouth. Oiled it in. - But the taste was good.
When you have eaten your cheese bomb, you start actually feel a bit disgusting.
Eric...
It has been a hard day. I know not if it is due to the revolting.
Combined with not getting real cooked food. Like just eating sandwiches.
It feels unhealthy.
-Where are you going? -Here.
Fourth day. We haven't eaten any fresh vegetables except stuffed tomato.
Nice to move around a bit.
Look how much I look like Stan Smith.
And I'm like made for yoga.
The do-it-yourself spirit permeates the entire 70s.
If you can make your own health drinks of course you do.
No...
It actually tastes like shit. But let go because it apparently lubricates the intestines.
We have smoked a lot during the week. But it's a bit cozy to smoke indoors.
Although it feels irritated in the throat.
We're going to have a picnic. A table can be beaten up by the roadside or parking lot.
There you can enjoy canned salted meat, powdered soup or something else nice.
We have coffee roll cake, almond cube and wine.
You just sit down. That is the first you realize - that you should sit.
Sit and have a good time.
Take the bike next time!
But look! The wine too.
Do you have something to dry with?
It's still nice to get out a little.
Tonight we're going to eat out-
-with Ulf Adelsohn, Mona Sahlin, Dilsa Demirbag-Sten and Klas Eklund.
It will be spinach and fishball soup for starter.
Frozen, chopped spinach, fish stock, fish balls and cream. Simple ingredients.
Canned fish balls with a touch of nutmeg which was a common spice.
Cheers and welcome to the fondue cave!
-Bowl! -Sweet 70s!
I lived at Bejas for 5-10 years.
It cost 5 kroner during a large part of the 70s.
We counted everything in Bejas. SL card: 10 Bejas. Then it was raised to 12.
Mona Sahlin politician (S)
Mom got a certificate for the school that I was allergic to fish balls.
So you escaped? Do you have the certificate with you? now? Not? - Send the fish balls!
Tell us a little about the 70s based on your experiences.
My family came to Sweden in 1976 from eastern Turkey, Kurdistan.
I came the year it all happened.
It was ABBA, royal wedding, center-right government.
The garlic moved from the pharmacy to the grocery store. You could buy it out in...
Whether it was Konsum or Ica.
- Was it only available at the pharmacy? -Yes.
Ulf, if you take hold of the 70s...
It was a red period in the debate.
It was also then as sexual freedom came.
-Was it a big deal for you? -Yes, what do you think?
-How did it happen? - That was our liberation. The birth control pill.
You could have sex without having children as a teenager.
Could it be that you and I went home after this evening?
It could. From to have been hampered by an ecclesiastical pressure
-and the risk of having children, now arose a joy in freedom.
Mona, is the soup as you remember it? Are you disgusted?
No, but I don't enjoy it either. I'm glad to avoid the fish balls.
- The soup is good. - But you didn't want the fish balls.
I turned 13 in 1970.
The world outside Sweden rushed into my life with Olof Palme.
For me, the 70s is a time when everything was possible.
If only we demonstrated one more time against the Vietnam War it would end.
It was my 70s.
- Class, what do you say? - I'm thinking about the economy.
Young people today probably have a hard time thinking how the economy looked in the 70s.
Today, young people find it difficult to get housing. Then you got paid to live!
It was rent regulation, and the interest rates were fully deductible and regulated.
It cost absolutely nothing to stay.
-Here comes the main course and salad. -Without dressing, of course.
For me, fondue is the 70s because it is together.
They talked about changing the world.
Do you eat even though it's together?
I like processed cheese a lot and white bread. A lovely combination!
-How horrible this looks. - It's fabulously good.
In the 70s you had to be radical. What was it like to be bourgeois?
Tough. I was the first moderate council of financiers.
The press was left-leaning and the questions rock hard-
-and demonstrations were depicted.
Why weren't you a communist? like any other?
I guess I matured a bit earlier.
Dessert is avocado mousse. I have mashed avocado-
-and mixed it with whipped cream, lemon, sugar and punch.
I'll top that with block chocolate which was also a real treat back then.
-Alright. - Guacamole!
No, not like guacamole.
Dear friends, thank you for a hero wonderful evening. Very nice.
-And informal. -Ulf, time for you and I to go home.
Just don't say anything to the Minister of Culture!
- Eric... - Yes, see you later.
-Was it really like that?! -A bit exaggerated.
I think it was like this for Ulf in the 80s as well.
It's the last day on our 70s experiment.
We will take a liberating course. It was popular at the time.
Which feels a little shameful today was fashionable for the most radical then.
Hello. Kim.
-Hello. What's your name? - Lotta.
This course is about being able to say no. Today we are going to try it.
I want you to suggest that you go out to dinner with your girlfriends.
-Do you feel like it? -Yes...
No, you have not.
How does it feel to have these damn things potholders on? - "No stop!"
-Should he pet you? -No.
"No, I said! You bastard!"
“Now it's over with this fucking shit."
Take the Adam's apple around and press. Just a warning.
What do you say then? "No damn it!" Firmly say no.
I'm on a course! I say no!
- You have to agree with that. -Yes.
During the latter part of the 70s many travel on charter.
For those who couldn't afford it, they had to find exoticism elsewhere, e.g. fruit in food.
Banana was the answer to many questions.
We're going to meet Lasse Åberg, as done the banana to a part of his persona.
What was the deal with bananas?
The banana is the clown of the fruit world. It was fun with bananas.
One slipped on them, and they had a funny shape.
We'll start with two banana dishes. What is the first one?
It's flying jacob.
Named after the creator Ove Jacobsson, active in air freight.
-Aha! Flying Jacob. - That's all that's good - at the same time.
- Do you want that much, Lasse? -No. But I try.
Some dishes do not survive Over the years.
- Matvärlden's V-jeans. -The banana and bacon dish.
-Sweet and salty. A bit mixed. - It's delicious!
During the hippie period of the 70s it was talked about:
"If you smoke banana peels you get high."
I never tried.
So. Then you will get a pineapple dish.
It is a right that I think I have managed well. It still exists.
A great thing about 70s food is that you only need to eat a little.
You become satisfied very quickly. - You agree, don't you?
It was clear with both flying jacob and this dish.
The shape was kept in a different way than today, when the food is much tastier.
Bowl.
From this banana plug to Saturday night fever and disco-Björn.
The newly freed Erik will do it which frightens the old inhibited Erik-
-most in the whole world: Go to a disco.
Disco is a concept which is born from the word discotheque.
It was a place where you played records and people could dance freely.
Disco is the dance form at a discotheque. It's a solo dance.
For the first time they danced without partner and could experience his body-
- in a completely different way. Found it the perfect partner for just one evening.
Disco is about to rag for a night.
How was disco culture received in Sweden?
It exploded. It arose great nightclubs here.
The indoor drinks of the 70s are green the elevator, screwdriver and rum and coke.
-I'll take rum and coke! -Contains rum and cola.
Green elevator contains green curacao and pommac.
-And gin! -Screwdriver is vodka and juice.
Bowl!
It's time to try some disco.
There is a dance that reflects the entire disco era. The hustle.
If you are bad at dancing and preferably want to fuck in it...
No. In the 70s, everyone danced, even men. Up to proof.
Left foot first. Take three steps back.
The hips should be included in the movement.
You slip behind and there is a groove in everything you do.
-One, two, three, clap. - But if you don't have it in you?
You've got the groove! Have two more drinks and come back.
Right hand index finger pointing down...and up.
Look straight ahead and try to look a little horny.
- A little or a lot? -A little.
Try to yawn. - No, poor thing.
Okay. Roll, and jerk. - You jerk backwards. Lean forward!
Come on, Lotta. You are not at home now.
And forwards. Now we take it from the beginning.
Here at the beginning...feel the rhythm.
Listen to the beat. Do as you want.
This was the moment when everyone came out on the floor. Feel the rhythm, find the pulse.
I count to eight, then we drive.
Five, six, seven, eight. Back, two, three, tap. Forward, two, three, clap...
Roll and jiggle! Cluck, cluck, cluck!
Down. Start. Back, two, three, clap...
The 70s week is over, and for me has it been really good.
Shrimp balls - delicious. Rose hip soup with grown men - relaxed.
Tie party - I want more of.
And this thing to take care of what you have and not change all the time.
I have learned something.
I am impressed by them who lived in the 70s.
They would invent so many new ways to be on. New women and new men.
I feel sympathy for the 40s-
-after a week in their moccasins, or open toe sandals.
Hats off, Mom and Dad!
Subtitles: Ulrika Jansson Swedish media text for SVT