Used to cut the off and then try not to squeeze it to hard so it didn't come flying outStill get Jubblys at the £1 shop by us
oooh yes I didnt mind the troach dropsDon't know,Has anyone mentioned TROACHE DROPS
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.
Yes early on in this thread you can still get them at the black cou try museum. Talking about sweets, on a back road from Bromsgrove to Halesowen there is closed down factory was this Bluebird?Don't know,Has anyone mentioned TROACHE DROPS
If you were heading towards halesowen and that factory was on the left side good chance I I recall not long after passing the factory you came upon a island (roundabout)Yes early on in this thread you can still get them at the black cou try museum. Talking about sweets, on a back road from Bromsgrove to Halesowen there is closed down factory was this Bluebird?
Bob
Pixy Stix, skinny tube with sherbet inside I also recall the same sherbet being in a big jar that was sold into a small cone paper bag that you dipped your finger into or a cheap lolliepop.
HiDon't know,Has anyone mentioned TROACHE DROPS
Ha Ha I had forgotten that part, its like ending up with a black tongue after eating those black jacks 4 a penny.Hi Bob
My right index finger was quite often a bright shade of yellow from dipping into khali.
Regards
Linda
I loved acid drops too. My mouth is watering just thinking of them!Loved acid drops!
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.
I only ever knew the round ones, Rosie.
The chewy ones weren't around when I was a kid but my own kids used to enjoy them.
If you were heading towards halesowen and that factory was on the left side good chance I I recall not long after passing the factory you came upon a island (roundabout)