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Chupa Chups. Don't know whether you get them in the UK?
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Sherbet dipdab!
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Yes Chupa Chips are available over here.
Sherbert dipdabs...lovely but used to make you shudder. |
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Liquorice Root = looked like a dog chew but very tasty
https://www.aquarterof.co.uk/chewy-soft-liquorice-allsorts.html |
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We used to call it liquorice wood, it was really like chewing tree bark but very tasty.
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Aztec
lush https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SzozRvB7bX4/hqdefault.jpg |
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Texan
lush (2) http://goodtoknow.media.ipcdigital.co.uk/111/0000108d2/d2f3/Texan.jpg |
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penny butterscotch.A long slab of toffee in silver paper, pure joy....
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My current field of expertise, is this!
Liquorice root is still around. I sell it. The stuff I have is in boxes of 10 and comes from Italy |
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spangles - fruit flavours but fav was old english which was mix of aniseed, butterscotch & cinnamon type flavours.
also seem to remember a coconut type thing that came in a pouch & was meant to resemble a pouch of rolling tobacco. can't think why they don't still sell that ![]() |
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We used to buy sweet Cigarettes to copy grown ups, they had a red end to look like they were lit. Them old English spangles were rank imo.
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Those spangles were just weird,what flavour were the diarrhoea coloured ones vomit.Remember the sweet tobacco you could buy
in a little pouch as well,looked like the real thing as well when you were I kid.. |
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Bazooka Joes
Pink Elephant (strawberry choc ice) Firemans Hoses Jublees (we called them that anyway, frozen flavoured ice) Fruit Salads and Black Jacks Snowballs |
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Don't know if any of these are still available as not into buying sweets.....
Edinburgh Rock Sherbert Lemons Sweet Cigarettes Sherbert Lemons Aniseed Balls Refreshers Love Hearts Spangles Bon Bons Butter Mints Gob Stoppers Pear Drops Fruit Jellies Chewing Nuts Caramac Butter Mintoes Bull's Eyes |
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Bag O' Gold chewing gum.
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There was a bar similar to toffeecrisp but was nicer but can't think of its name and its not aztec
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Bag o Gold!
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G Hall - you might be referring to one of my favs the Double Decker ?
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No it wasn't double decker it was one word might have started with the letter R but can't be sure.
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TOPIC
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Ha had to google
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fouraces 10 Nov 17 09:06
We used to call it liquorice wood, it was really like chewing tree bark but very tasty. Better known as sticky lice up north . |
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Munchies - the millionaire's chocolate of choice.
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Those big penny chews that were half one flavour and half another.
I used to get 2/6d a week pocket money and would go straight down the local shop and buy 30 to last me the week. Probably the reason i've got none of my own teeth now. |
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Yes crystalhunt....the fun bit was spitting it out, onto everything we shouldn't be spitting it out onto.....
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Don't know what these were called, but they were small plastic sachets, filled with delicious thick syrup,
in different flavours, that we sucked out after biting of the tops...... |
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One shop, on the way to school, sold "Penny Spuds" that were just icing sugar dipped in cocoa.
Never saw them anywhere else, so guessing the shopkeeper made them. |
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Kola cubes
Peardrops |
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Fry's 5 Boys chocolate bars
Penny arrow bars Beech Nut chewing gum |
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Beech Nut, couldn't remember the name.
Loved those vending machines where you got a free bubblegum or whatever every 4th turn. There was an arrow on the turner. |
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Sherbet Flying saucers
Pink Shrimps Black Sambo liquorice bubble gum - came in a yellow wrapper with a certain "brand" of smiling face in the middle. ![]() |
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mint cracknell ........green splinters of mint covered in milk chocolate
cadburys cabana ....... bit like a bounty with pink and white coconut center milk chocolate outside an ice lolly called lord toffingham ...........think it was banana flavoured with a soft toffee center mojos |
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Barley Sugar Sticks
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"Victory V Lozenges" that had some kind of anaesthetic in them!
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Pineapple Chunks
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was at a carbootsale at the coast about 10 years back and there was a market type stall selling sweets and biscuits etc ,they were selling texan bars ,i bought a box of them really enjoyed them and the kids loved them and they went in no time !
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"Fry's Five Boys"
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Parma violets.
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paynes poppets toffee ,fruit and the mint ones were the biz , the factory was about a mile from my home as a nipper and in the summer they had the doors open for fresh air and some of the lasses working in there would hand out a few packets to us kids sometimes !
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