Sponge Cake
Okay, so this one isn’t very odd in and of itself, but it was undoubtedly a highly well-liked Victorian dish. We believe you might discover some odd pairings using the cake along with a variety of fruits and preserves.
It was typically served with a raspberry or strawberry filling, but any fruit, including plums and quinces, was acceptable. That may seem a little odd.
Egg Wine
This could be compared to eggnog, but without the dairy and with a bit more alcohol. In Victorian England, people enjoyed adding an egg, nutmeg, and sugar to a mixture of wine and sherry before calling it a day.
This beverage was served on special occasions. For us, it sounds a little too strange. How many of you would attempt this alcoholic drink?