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General Discussion => This 'n' That => Topic started by: kerrieann on March 04, 2015, 08:32:31 PM
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i have just come across a website selling old fashioned sweets and the memories that came flooding back, so what are your favorites ?
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Sweet Hearts [lots of old fashioned sweeties shops here]
Shrimps
Violets
Hard round lollies on sticks which change colour when sucked
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oh i wish we had 1 near here, there's sweets i hadnt seen since i was a child like crispits bits of chocolate with coconut in scented satins and sherbert pips too many to mention :)
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Bet you aren't far from a real sweety shop ;) ………
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I went to the oldest sweet shop in England last Friday - in Pateley Bridge. It took me ages to make up my mind- total kid in a sweet shop :D
I bought some sherbet lemons to fill up my Harry Potter sweety jar.
I loved fruit salads, black jacks, shrimps, spangles, cherry lips, dolly mixtures, I could go on ;D
Galadriel x
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Go on then - remind us ;) I could never get the black liquorice straw to suck up the sherbet >:(
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mmm may have to investgate, it would be fatal as i love sweeties, not too bothered about chocolate but sweeties i could keep nibbling on
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Have bumped our other thread ……..
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spangles really can you still get them ?
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called something else now
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Oh I loved crispits ! ;) :hapij:
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dazned you remember them too :) i just might have to order some
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Me too, I had forgotten about crispits. I used to love raspberry ruffles as well and chocolate limes - want some now!
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I love these random threads ;D (http://;D)
White mice and coconut mushrooms for me ::) (http://::))
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coconut mushrooms love them i need a sweet shop, if i order on line i may just get carried away ;D
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>we'll share <
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may need too ;D
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A quarter of white (chocolate) drops, bought for 3d, my sweetie money. Every week I would go into the local sweet shop and the owner knew what I wanted before I said a word. Always very kind.
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proper shop keepers who got to know us, dont get many now, only the local butcher and fruit and veg shop around here
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Sherbet lemons, flying saucers, rhubarb and custard sweets.
I used to buy 'lemonade crystals' and eat it 'raw'.
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A quarter of white (chocolate) drops
A quarter in the small cone shaped paper packet ? My dad used to take is to a local sweet shop once a week on a thursday after primary school and we could choose a quarter from all the jars. I can remember one time choosing Winter Mixture - sticks in my mind as i was warned they would be horrid and they were. Trips to the sweet shop stopped after my sisters teeth went green for some reason.
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Old fashioned wine gums are my favourite, the firm ones, not the soft jelly-like ones you get nowadays :P
Libby
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When we were kids, we used to stop off at a newsagent on Sundays after church, for Dad to buy his papers. The shop was run by a lovely older couple who used to bring out their "penny tray" for the four of us to choose something from, completely free. This was groaning with flapjacks, mo-jo's, red laces, black laces, sherbert flying saucers, sugar mice, etc. etc. and was the highlight of our Sundays! :) Think it could have been the novelty factor of the shop suddenly being invaded by two sets of twins ::)
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My dad and grandad owned a corner shop grocer's. I remember working there on Saturdays and would weigh out the sweeties in the big set of old fashioned scales the into white paper bags. I loved toffee Bonbons and lemon bonbons but remember almost chocking with the icing powder (or whatever isn't was). Loved blackcurrant and liquorice and lemon sherbets, although they always made my mouth bleed! Can you still buy Olde English spangles? Oh, and anyone remember Oddfellows?
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Anyone remember soor plooms? :P
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I went to the oldest sweet shop in England last Friday - in Pateley Bridge. It took me ages to make up my mind- total kid in a sweet shop :D
I bought some sherbet lemons to fill up my Harry Potter sweety jar.
I loved fruit salads, black jacks, shrimps, spangles, cherry lips, dolly mixtures, I could go on ;D
Galadriel x
I took my children there when we visited my mum in Escrick in the summer. Unfortunately, it was 5 minutes before closing time...can you imagine how painful it was to have to make them choose in a rush?? ;D
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Sherbet lemons! We have a shop in our town that sells a lot of the old sweets, they have them all in jars behind the counter and everytime I go in there it takes me back to being a kid again, sadly the prices don't :o
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When we were kids, we used to stop off at a newsagent on Sundays after church, for Dad to buy his papers. The shop was run by a lovely older couple who used to bring out their "penny tray" for the four of us to choose something from, completely free. This was groaning with flapjacks, mo-jo's, red laces, black laces, sherbert flying saucers, sugar mice, etc. etc. and was the highlight of our Sundays! :) Think it could have been the novelty factor of the shop suddenly being invaded by two sets of twins ::)
TWO sets of twins?!!! Sounds like it was your poor parents who should have had the free sweets, to give them energy to cope ;)
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When we were kids, we used to stop off at a newsagent on Sundays after church, for Dad to buy his papers. The shop was run by a lovely older couple who used to bring out their "penny tray" for the four of us to choose something from, completely free. This was groaning with flapjacks, mo-jo's, red laces, black laces, sherbert flying saucers, sugar mice, etc. etc. and was the highlight of our Sundays! :) Think it could have been the novelty factor of the shop suddenly being invaded by two sets of twins ::)
TWO sets of twins?!!! Sounds like it was your poor parents who should have had the free sweets, to give them energy to cope ;)
I have 2 friends who both have 2 sets of twins.
One has one of each in both sets - all ivf.
The other has twin girls and twin boys...and also a single boy. :o
I'm a twin, my mum's a twin, and DH' s mum was a twin - the odds aren't looking good for my poor daughter if she decides to have children! :-X
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When we were kids, we used to stop off at a newsagent on Sundays after church, for Dad to buy his papers. The shop was run by a lovely older couple who used to bring out their "penny tray" for the four of us to choose something from, completely free. This was groaning with flapjacks, mo-jo's, red laces, black laces, sherbert flying saucers, sugar mice, etc. etc. and was the highlight of our Sundays! :) Think it could have been the novelty factor of the shop suddenly being invaded by two sets of twins ::)
TWO sets of twins?!!! Sounds like it was your poor parents who should have had the free sweets, to give them energy to
cope ;)
I know! Poor things!
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I will be looking in our village shop [where we are well known] for old fashioned sweeties this weekend ;)
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When I was growing up there was an old fashioned sweet shop called Charleys in the next village. In those days it was the ONLY place open on a Sunday afternoon and we would plead with my Dad to drive us there, it was a real treat. There is an old fashioned sweet shop in Whitstable, where I have a seaside house, and my nieces and nephews absolutely love going there when they visit me. They have all the old favourites.
When I was little I used to like Glees - can anyone remember them? Also bags of iced gems - can you still get them?
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Yes Judith, iced gems are still sold, my grandchildren love them!
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oooohhhhhh ………
sponge fingers anyone ?
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what in a trifle ?
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HATE trifle ……..
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Ooh, I forgot iced gems. I used to have them for my birthday when I was little. And animal biscuits (animal shaped biscuits covered in chocolate on one side). And tiny, thin chocolate bars with three different animals on each one - I used to take off the paper wrapper and then rub the silver foil over the chocolate to find out which animals I had. Giraffe, elephant, gorilla...
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My favourite were toffee treats, they were toffee balls about the size of poppets and covered in the candy shell the same as minstrels, they came in a large blue bag.......delicious! I also liked chewy chocolate flavoured sticks......yum! Our sweet shop was called 'Walters' and what I loved about these old fashion type shops was the shop fitting, solid mahogany wooden shelves, built to last. I hate all this cheap chip board rubbish everything seems to be made out of these days.
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Clio - when did you last eat chipboard ;D and was it fried or boiled ;)
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Parma violets - are they still around?
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yes i have seen them in tiny packs
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Too many of those taste soapy!
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just shared a small pack of asda cherries, sweeties and they tasted lovely :)
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Clkd....... ;D
I don't actually eat the fittings just love solid wood furniture.....might be tasty!
Clio
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Were you a wood worm in your last Life ;D
Forgot to visit our local shop :-\ but am out and about with Mother Fri/Sat. so may need a sugar boost or a thick sweetie to shut Gob Tight Shut :-X :o
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We had an old fashioned sweet shop in our town but it's gone now :(
Tom Thumb drops
Pink panther strawberry chocolate ( does that count?)
Pineapple & cola cubes
Spangles
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I remember pineapple and cola cubes, Dyan!!
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Twirls: curly wurly: Mars bars - cold from the fridge 8)
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i remember the pink panther chocolate.
i used love cola cubes xxx
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I have no recollection of pink panther chocolate
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I liked kola cubes too but I also cannot remember a pink panther chocolate. My favourite was humbugs. :)
I just looked up the pink panther chocolate. It was a pink strawberry flavoured bar made by Nestle.
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thats right i used to love the pink panther show so i used to get the chocolate bar every saturday and ate it whilst watching the pink panther show.
i still love humbugs flossie xxx
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thats right i used to love the pink panther show so i used to get the chocolate bar every saturday and ate it whilst watching the pink panther show.
i still love humbugs flossie xxx
I liked the pink panther show too.
Aw I would eat them if they did not trigger my hernia. ;D
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i would eat humbugs but theyre no good for my teeth xxx
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i would eat humbugs but theyre no good for my teeth xxx
I have a bag of werthers originals at the moment. :)
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Loved the pink panther too. 😃
My favourites were pear drops and liquorice all sorts.
Remember the liquorice wheel?
Still buy them now if I see them.
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ooo i loved the liquorice wheel and the little liquorice ones xxx
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Sweets? Did someone say sweets??
I love sweets. Spangles, liquorice comfits, cola bottles, sweet cigarettes, bubblegum, strawberry chews, flying saucers, shrimps, foam bananas, fruit salads.
Yum 😋
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ooo flying saucers and foam bananas now your talking xxxx
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When I was a child it was my dream to go to the newsagent with one pound and ask to buy 100 cola bottles. One day I actually did it. The person who worked there was surprised and had to count them all out. There was not 100 so he had to add some of those lips sweets. ;D
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What a lovely memory.
When I was little we had two lovely sweet shops.
I used to get lots of easter eggs from family members etc for easter however I used to particularly love the little creme eggs and one easter me and my mum went in and I got 50 creme eggs. I think it was to give out at sunday school, for an easter play or something xxx
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What a lovely memory.
When I was little we had two lovely sweet shops.
I used to get lots of easter eggs from family members etc for easter however I used to particularly love the little creme eggs and one easter me and my mum went in and I got 50 creme eggs. I think it was to give out at sunday school, for an easter play or something xxx
Wow 50 creme eggs! I bet you wished you could keep them all. ;D
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i really did :P
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YUK to cream eggs ;D
What have I started ::)
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ooo I love them, and how do people eat them? I like to nibble the top first xxx
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I used to eat cream eggs, loved them, cant eat them now. :'(
I’d nibble the top off, nibble half way, then shove the other half in. ;D
Sweet cigarettes, and shrimps. Omg, so yummy. 😋
No wonder I had a mouth full of fillings. ;D today, we’d be hung, for eating all that sugar! ;D ;D
Wouldn’t we tho?
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I preferred mushrooms to the shrimps. Yes, we would be in trouble for eating all that sugar but we did not have as much fizzy pop as they do now so maybe it balanced the sugar a bit. ;D
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We’re they the coconut mushrooms Flossie?
My OH loves strawberry Bon Bon’s.
Remember sherbet dip.? ;D …dipping a sugar lollipop into yet MORE sugar. 🤭
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We’re they the coconut mushrooms Flossie?
My OH loves strawberry Bon Bon’s.
Remember sherbet dip.? ;D …dipping a sugar lollipop into yet MORE sugar. 🤭
No, they were pink and white. They did not really have any flavour now I think of it but I loved them at the time.
Lol yes I loved Sherbet dip. The better one was in the circular paper were the dip was liquorice.
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i loved sherbet dip's.
Do you remember the candy necklaces, I think you could get bracelets as well xxx
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i loved sherbet dip's.
Do you remember the candy necklaces, I think you could get bracelets as well xxx
Oh yes! The elastic used to ping on the skin and hurt! Haha.
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Yes it did. aw such happy memories haha.
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Yes it did. aw such happy memories haha.
I think they even made a watch version. :)
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Sweet cigarettes.. yum.
Sherbet dips..yum..
Dib dabs... yum..
A 10p mixed bag..you could get loads with half p sweets!
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They did make a watch versio flossie.
And yes nas, I loved sweet cigarettes, I seem to remember chocolate sweet cigarettes as well as the white candy ones.
Gosh, we must all have had regular trips to the dentists!!!!
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I liked pretending to smoke with those cigarettets. No wonder they are not sold any more! ;D
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I used to do the same!!! (felt so grown up) haha
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I used to do the same!!! (felt so grown up) haha
Haha. I liked the cards that came with them sometimes.
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Ii can't remember the cards, flossieteacake.
What did they have on them again?
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Ha ha disco girl, yes the sweets were awesome back in the day!
The chocolate cigarettes were nice! Seem to recall the name being changed to ‘ candy sticks’ more recently. Probably un pc to call them cigarettes!
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Ii can't remember the cards, flossieteacake.
What did they have on them again?
I looked it up and they had all different kinds. I cannot remember the ones I saw though. It shows they had things like football and Thunderbirds.
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aw thunderbirds. i used to like the silvery paper at the top of the box xxxx
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aw thunderbirds. i used to like the silvery paper at the top of the box xxxx
I just read that chocolate had cashew nuts. I wonder why they stopped adding those to chocolate.
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Probably more nut allergies now. 🤷🏼♀️
White mice. Remember those? ;D
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Probably more nut allergies now. 🤷🏼♀️
White mice. Remember those? ;D
True, although they use hazlenuts.
Oh yes, white mice. Some were pure sugar and others white chocolate.
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Aniseed balls. I’ve eaten them by the dozen.
Not all at once, my mouth isn’t that big. ;D
Just remembered, I scared my grandma to death with one of those once, I let the red colour of the sweet, dribble out of my mouth, all down my chin, and I pretended I’d hurt myself. When she saw me, she was flapping about, saying What have you done, what have you done? ….I turned round smiling, and she knew I was kidding. …..yep, got a clip round the ear for my trouble! ;D ;D
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remember gob stoppers. i wasnt allowed chewy of any kind although i used to secretly chew it xxxx
can you also remember the little choc bars you used to get out of the machines at train stations xxx
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Jillydoll, your poor grandma ;D
I used to break a gobstopper as soon as it was in my mouth. My poor teeth!
I did not travel by train so cannot remember those small chocolate bars.
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Ha, gob stoppers used to make my jaw ache. ;D
Never went to the train station, so don’t know. ;D
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aw they were little mini cadbury bars and things xxx
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aw they were little mini cadbury bars and things xxx
I remember when they were sold in a toy. I think it was a money box. You had to put money in and a mini chocolate would come out. They used to advertise the toy around Christmas.
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i do think i remember those flossie xxx
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Ohhh yes Flossie, I had one of those. 😃
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Jamboree bags anyone? Or Caramac?
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Yes Joaniepat - remember both. Not a fan of the latter - though we did wake early 1 morning because the dogs in the street were barking: on looking out of the window there was the Cadburys bunny and Caramac bunny floating quietly by from the local Balloon Festival :o. along with about 25 other shapes and sizes .
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I remember caramac's.
That must have been a funny sight CLKD to see the cadburys bunny and caramac bunny floating along being chased by a lot of barking dogs xxx
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Jillydoll You were lucky! I always wanted one.
I remember caramc but not jamboree bags. I looked them up and they sound brilliant. It must have been nice to see what the lucky charm was.
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Ohhh, we called them lucky bags. Are they the same?
Never liked caramac. Found it too sweet. ;D ::) (she says, who it seems, lived on sweets) :rofl:
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I remember lucky bags. Maybe they are the same thing.
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Aw I loved lucky bags xxx
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Aw I loved lucky bags xxx
It was like reading a comic and getting a free sweet with it. :)
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Or a large square blot of bubble gum which one had to fold in order to be polite as 1 stuffed it into 1's gob :-X
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beech nut chewing gum (remember those, the little packets of chewy, and I think you could get them in different flavours too)
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Does anyone remember sherbet flying saucers? ;D They were horrible :sick02:
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Yep. Rice paper and chemicals :-X our village shop sells lots of old fashioned sweeties but I don't think that they are the same recipes :D
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Does anyone remember sherbet flying saucers? ;D They were horrible :sick02:
They really were horrible. I hated parma violets too.
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My favourite chocolate bar when I was a kid was called a Wig Wag, from Cadbury I think. Now we have them called Curly Wurly.
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My favourite chocolate bar when I was a kid was called a Wig Wag, from Cadbury I think. Now we have them called Curly Wurly.
How funny they changed the name when it moved to Canada!
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I like toffee crumble, which I think I smashed up twixes that looks like poo but tastes v nice. And pink bon bons.
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Strawberry bon bons were the best followed by lemon bon bons. :)
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Ooh yes lemon ones are nice too! And I loved shrimps and bananas!
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When I was little, I would go into the local sweet shop and they would would know before I asked that I wanted a 1/4 of white drops costing 3d from a glass jar on a shelf. ( old money, 1/4 lb of white chocolate drops). The people who owned the shop were lovely people.
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That's a lovely memory Ju Ju.
I remember our local sweet shop (maynards it was called) and they had a tray of 'nice things', little compartments with sweets in and sometimes tiny little toys. I felt I was the bees knees when I stood on the little stool and she brought out the tray of nice things xxx
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Haha! Sherbet Pips. They’re so tame these days, but when I was a kid we would have challenges of how long a person could hold a handful in their mouth before swallowing.
There we would all be, eyes watering and tight shut, trying not to drool, then heading home with the skin stripped off the inside of our cheeks and roof of our mouths.
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Yes I remember sherbet pips xxx
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When my mom picked me up from school, we nearly always went into the shop round the corner, the lady who owned the shop was lovely, she’d sit me on the counter and mom would buy me a glass of lemonade. I loved that lemonade. ;D Then mom would say, which one do you want this week? ….she’d buy me a small animal ornament, can’t remember they’re name now, there were loads to pick from, I had quite the collection.
Wade. That’s they’re name. Anyone remember wade animal’s ?
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I can't remember wade animal's Jillydoll.
But that is such a lovely, lovely memory you've shared xxx
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Does anyone remember those pouches of pink and orange powder with a yellow stick that you dip in the powder? I used to like them. Can’t believe I used to eat pure sugar! It was great though!
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Does anyone remember those pouches of pink and orange powder with a yellow stick that you dip in the powder? I used to like them. Can’t believe I used to eat pure sugar! It was great though!
I remember that. When reading your post I could taste the sugary stick! 🤮
I just checked and it was called double dip.
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Yes that’s it double dip! I just remembered gob stoppers, did anyone else call those big bubbly gum gob stoppers or was it just me and my friends?!! I would be scared of choking on them now ;D
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Yes that’s it double dip! I just remembered gob stoppers, did anyone else call those big bubbly gum gob stoppers or was it just me and my friends?!! I would be scared of choking on them now ;D
Were they the ones that looked like eye balls? I loved those.
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Liquorice Beatle records! I consumed Paul macCartney!
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Yes, gob stoppers. They stopped my gob anyway. ;D
Thanx Discogirl, that’s a lovely memory I have, from when I was at infant school.
Long thin strips of sugary fizzy powder, just tipped on your tongue, looked like a straw, but filled with powder.
Remember those?
Omg, my poor teeth! ;D
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Yes, gob stoppers. They stopped my gob anyway. ;D
Thanx Discogirl, that’s a lovely memory I have, from when I was at infant school.
Long thin strips of sugary fizzy powder, just tipped on your tongue, looked like a straw, but filled with powder.
Remember those?
Omg, my poor teeth! ;D
Oh yes, they were 5p from what I can remember.
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Flossieteacake I think we called all the big bubble gum balls gob stoppers but yes I remember the eye balls!
It’s funny whenever I see kids eating snacks nowadays it’s either grapes, mini cucumbers, rice cakes or something else that’s very healthy! I remember when I was about 10 I started getting self conscious of my tummy and announced I was giving up sweets!
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My favourite chocolate bar when I was a kid was called a Wig Wag, from Cadbury I think. Now we have them called Curly Wurly.
How funny they changed the name when it moved to Canada!
If I remember, it had been discontinued for a long time and then suddenly it was brought back with a new name years ago. Still as good as I remember!
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Does anyone remember Banjo bars? And opal fruits and marathons?
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Flossieteacake I think we called all the big bubble gum balls gob stoppers but yes I remember the eye balls!
It’s funny whenever I see kids eating snacks nowadays it’s either grapes, mini cucumbers, rice cakes or something else that’s very healthy! I remember when I was about 10 I started getting self conscious of my tummy and announced I was giving up sweets!
Those eyeballs were nice and minty. :)
Ah yes, I think parents and carers are more aware of children eating sweets and things now. Aw, it is sad you were aware of that at such a young age.
I used to love the red opal fruits and I still remember the adverts for Marathon. I have not heard of banjo bars though.
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My favourite chocolate bar when I was a kid was called a Wig Wag, from Cadbury I think. Now we have them called Curly Wurly.
How funny they changed the name when it moved to Canada!
If I remember, it had been discontinued for a long time and then suddenly it was brought back with a new name years ago. Still as good as I remember!
I bet you were happy when they came back. :)
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That was sherbet ;-)
Yep Wade figurines are every where these days ::) acres of stalls in antique fairs.
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Flossieteacake I had 2 spare tyres and someone at school asked me if I was pregnant, so it was probably for the best! I think I was pretty slim but I carry weight on my tummy, even now! I will have to Google the banjos :)
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Flossieteacake I had 2 spare tyres and someone at school asked me if I was pregnant, so it was probably for the best! I think I was pretty slim but I carry weight on my tummy, even now! I will have to Google the banjos :)
Aw children can say such thoughtless things.
I googled banjos and read they had wafer.
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When my mom picked me up from school, we nearly always went into the shop round the corner, the lady who owned the shop was lovely, she’d sit me on the counter and mom would buy me a glass of lemonade. I loved that lemonade. ;D Then mom would say, which one do you want this week? ….she’d buy me a small animal ornament, can’t remember they’re name now, there were loads to pick from, I had quite the collection.
Wade. That’s they’re name. Anyone remember wade animal’s ?
Think they were called Wade Whimsys
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Ohhh ok. Wish I had them all now. 🤷🏼♀️
Pineapple cubes were dangerous. I know someone who got one stuck in their throat. 🙀
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Ohhh ok. Wish I had them all now. 🤷🏼♀️
Pineapple cubes were dangerous. I know someone who got one stuck in their throat. 🙀
That is scary! I used to love those. They were the same shape as Kola cubes. They made the roof of my mouth sore due to the shape.
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Ha, yes, that’s why I didn’t have them. Cube shaped.
Dipped flakes I loved, remember those.
Now they’re twirls I think.
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Programme on Ch 4 about sweeties :-* now
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Does anybody remember choc dip? It was a little pot with a chocolate dipping sauce and it came with some finger biscuits to dip in the chocolate. I thought it was brilliant but if you think about it, the actual chocolate bit was tiny! ;D
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That went by me ::)
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That went by me ::)
Aw, maybe they were not very popular. ;)
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i remember them flossieteacake!!!! it was half a little pot of choc the other half finger type biscuits for dipping in xxxx
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i remember them flossieteacake!!!! it was half a little pot of choc the other half finger type biscuits for dipping in xxxx
Yes! Later on they did a white choc one. :)
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thats right flossieteacake. but i used to eat all the choc and have lots of biscuits left xxx
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thats right flossieteacake. but i used to eat all the choc and have lots of biscuits left xxx
So did I! There was not enough chocolate to biscuit. You have a good memory. I had forgotten that! ;D
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Yes, I remember them. You can still get them in some places.
Rum and raisin chocolate bars. Old Jamaica I think it was called. My dad loved it.
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thanks flossieteacake. i have very happy memories of my sweet shop xxx
and i remember that choc bar jillydoll they done golden crisp as well xxx
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I saw B&M sell choc dip when I looked online.
I never tried Old Jamacia chocolate. Do you remember cherry drops? They were so nice.
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Glad you remember the old Jamaica chocolate, thought I was going mad for a minute. ;D
Yes, cherry drops, and barley sugar.
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Glad you remember the old Jamaica chocolate, thought I was going mad for a minute. ;D
Yes, cherry drops, and barley sugar.
I just saw you can still get the same flavour in Bournville.
Cherry drops and barley sugar were yum.
I liked cough candy but I hear it was unpopular. :-X
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Cough candy. My Nan liked that. I wouldn’t touch it, thought it was just for people with coughs. ;D
Although, she didn’t have a cough. ::) ;D
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Cough candy. My Nan liked that. I wouldn’t touch it, thought it was just for people with coughs. ;D
Although, she didn’t have a cough. ::) ;D
Lol! I really liked it.
Once when I was 12 I was eating Wherthers Original's and a boy said I was eating grandad sweets. ;D Guess I always liked older sweets.
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