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Well as you should know, most food was rationed! So people were encouraged to plant their own vegetables - 'Dig For Victory'
They had:
Cakes (Not Chocolate)
Jam, Butter
Tarts
Scorns
Fruits/Vegetables (no tropical fruits)
Fruit juices
Milk
Buns, bread etc.
What else can I help you with?
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