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Old Jul 2nd 2005, 2:05 pm
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What was that gipping light brown Spangle? Lynn says she loved 'em! Weirdo.
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Old Jul 2nd 2005, 2:08 pm
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Originally Posted by rossifumi
What was that gipping light brown Spangle? Lynn says she loved 'em! Weirdo.
Loved spangles

foam bananas and shrimps

lucky bags even though they were crap always thought I was gonna get something good
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What was that gipping light brown Spangle? Lynn says she loved 'em! Weirdo.

Cola flavoured spangles - yum
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Following on from Hutchy's drinks thread, what was your favourite sweet(s) from your childhood years.

Mine has got to be 'Texan Bars'

"A mans gotta chew what a mans gotta chew"!

Couldn't say that in an advert nowadays!!

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half penny MoJos and their darker cousins Blackjacks
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Milk teeth and white mice yummy and caramac bars

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Spangles and star bars.....mmmmmm. Luckily the shop down the road still sells star bars.
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Default Re: Favourite sweets from your childhood years

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Pear drops

and reliving most of the above in the shops here...black jacks, cola cubes and favourite...refreshers

Cola pips at 5p a quarter. You got loads and me and my friend (who now lives in Caloundra) used to go up to Toad Rock, in Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and spit them out at unwanted tourists!!!
Also pacers, pineapple cubes, toffee crumble, and really manky crisps for 5p like pharie wheels and anything that was less than 10p!
(Yes we were fat children!!!!!!!)
Remember when twix was 9p! Polos 7p and a Corneto was less than 50p!!!!!
Oh my god I have turned 30 and am realising that I am actually getting a bit older. Shit where is the wine!!!!!
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Rainbow Drops
Wham Bars
Lion Bars
And those stripey mint chews(can't remember the name)
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Default Re: Favourite sweets from your childhood years

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Rainbow Drops
Wham Bars
Lion Bars
And those stripey mint chews(can't remember the name)
Hi you have all taken me down mermory lane Cough candy, american hard gums, my mum gave 10p and i would get loads.Crisps were dead cheap. oh chocolate raisons i can see the containers in the local shops, shame my kids won,t get this, its all haribo these days Tracy
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Hi you have all taken me down mermory lane Cough candy, american hard gums, my mum gave 10p and i would get loads.Crisps were dead cheap. oh chocolate raisons i can see the containers in the local shops, shame my kids won,t get this, its all haribo these days Tracy
Does anyone remember the original smiths crisps with the little blue bag of salt from the 60's ? My uncle lived across the street from the 'Paynes Poppet' factory in South London, that always fascinated me as a kid.....

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"Fish 'n' Chips" snacks
Wham Bars
Nice 'n' spicy niknaks (still get them but they aren't as spicy as I remember)
Jubblies
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We used to get rainbow sherbet, weighed and poured into a little paper cone, used to lick our finger to make the sherbet stick to it and then lick it off.
Trouble was we would insist on lying to mom that we hadn't had sweets before our dinner and our coloured fingers were quite obvious !!
Also loved fruit salads and blackjacks.

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Originally Posted by Wickedsid
We used to get rainbow sherbet, weighed and poured into a little paper cone, used to lick our finger to make the sherbet stick to it and then lick it off.
Trouble was we would insist on lying to mom that we hadn't had sweets before our dinner and our coloured fingers were quite obvious !!
Also loved fruit salads and blackjacks.

Brilliant thread
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Do you still do that in polite company carole?...............
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Old Jul 2nd 2005, 10:47 pm
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those pinky / purple little boiled sweets that tasted a bit musky.....are those parma violets? YUM also Coals from Newcastle were yummy, but ditto what others have said about anything that was less than about 10p. I still remember going down our corner shop and loading up on 1/2p cola bottles. They have to be my absolute fave!!
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