How 1971 Changed the Way We Eat Forever
If you’ve coveted a Frappuccino, swooned over a Quarter Pounder, or seen “local greens” on the menu (thanks, Chez Panisse), you have 1971 to thank.
Originally Appeared on Bon Appétit
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