article_snippet: the family try making a Fifties cake with limited ingredients on BBC show 'Back in Time for Dinner', ably assisted by Mary Berry .
article_snippet: In Time For Dinner challenged a modern family to try reliving what this was like.
article_snippet: The Robshaws - father Brandon, mother Rochelle and children Miranda, 17, Rosalind, 15, and Fred 10 - learnt that rations certainly made birthdays less indulgent.
article_snippet: Dr Polly Russell, pictured, took Phillip Schofield and Amanda Holden on a trip down memory lane for the taste buds on today's This Morning, showing what was typically eaten from the Fifties to Nineties .
article_snippet: a modern family took on a brave culinary challenge to eat as a family would have in every decade from the Fifties to Nineties.
article_snippet: Pictured, from left to right, Rosalind, 15, mum Rochelle, Fred, 10, dad Brandon and Miranda, 17, in the Fifties episode .
article_snippet: Dr Russell invited Amanda and Phillip to try a birthday cake a modern family made on the show based on a Fifties recipe.
article_snippet: The Hairy Bikers' Dave Myers pictured with the Robshaw family as the Robshaw family sample the food of the Sixties . '
article_snippet: The Robshaw family, pictured in The Robshaw family 1980s-style kitchen which was all about convenience, with gadgets aplenty helping The Robshaw family to make meals .
highlights_snippet: A family was challenged to eat through the decades on new BBC show .
  