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Someone on Reddit asked people to share a dish that was extremely popular or trendy on restaurant menus but then virtually disappeared.
Some of the dishes people named haven't entirely "disappeared" but they definitely aren't as ubiquitous as they once were.
People make their oldie-but-goodie recipes at home, but we don't see menus-of-old in restaurants.
The Melting Pot is an all-fondue restaurant chain.
Sun-dried tomatoes and pesto were all the rage in the '80s and '90s .
"I still make quiche once in awhile. It's ridiculously easy," says Canva .
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