wendylee
master brummie
Loved acid drops!Spangles also did Acid Drops too. Quite liked those. In the ordinary Spangles, we would end up fighting for the red one.
Loved acid drops!Spangles also did Acid Drops too. Quite liked those. In the ordinary Spangles, we would end up fighting for the red one.
Flying saucer shaped with sherbet inside and the outer shell melted in your mouth ?.Does anyone remember FIZZ Bombs
How about that cheap candy we would hang on a Christmas tree and have to wait for 12 days after Christmas to get a pick off the tree, mean while you have already picked a couple of the back of the tree hoping no one would notice. the gold coins, bell shape, Santa, etc.
sugar mice. yuk sickly. the huge lollies I love them.yes and dont forget the sugar mice we hung on the tree
palm banana split toffee barsThe Palm brand was made like a six-penny bar of chocolate(!) i.e. marked out in squares but there were also bars about an inch-wide. A lot of these sweets were un-branded as far as we were concerned, sometimes sold by the farthing and weighed out or counted from the anonymous jar at the back of the shop. (The same might be true of biscuits, often sold loose from glass-topped bins in front of the counter. Just low enough to catch the eye of the child!).
Were the narrow bars of toffee called Arrow bars, cost I think 1d and came in different flavours.Lyn, am I wrong in thinking that the banana streaked toffee was also available in relatively narrow, wrapped bars? I vaguely recall stretching out a softened bar, to twice its length, before scoffing it.
Were the narrow bars of toffee called Arrow bars, cost I think 1d and came in different flavours.
Seem to remember peeling the paper off was quite tricky as it stuck to the toffee.