'Sun-dried tomatoes. They just taste posh! I'm sure they're really dried under some high-powered UV light in a factory rather than delicately laid out on some sun-soaked Italian veranda like I imagine when I eat them.'
"I Thought Only The Rich Had Access To It": People Are Sharing Things They Wrongfully Used To Think Were Super Fancy And Unattainable
"Shirley temples. I remember when my parents would take us to a 'fancy' restaurant and we would be able to order them. I felt so adult with the skinny straw and the maraschino cherry." "I used to think that paper crowns from fast food restaurants were the height of royal fashion. Little did I know, I was just one nugget away from a banquet!"
"My friends who had kitchens filled with junk food like Cap'n Crunch, Twinkies, and Ding Dongs. I thought they were so fancy, and I was so jealous. My mom cooked from scratch every day, and we thought we were so neglected because she wouldn't buy that shit for us to eat. We were so lucky. Thanks, mom."
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