How the late 1960s imagined dinner in the future: an overhead magazine food photograph of a 'meal of tomorrow' laid on a round white space-age table. Moulded white plastic tray with circular compartments holding coloured nutrition pills, cubes of bright green and orange gelatin, a plain unlabelled silver squeeze tube with completely blank smooth metal (nothing printed on it), a tall glass of luminous blue drink, a single perfect synthetic steak shaped like a disc, futuristic chrome cutlery with no handles. Saturated Ektachrome colours, hard flash, slight colour cast, period food styling. No text, no labels, no letters, no logos.