Ice cups
though now I have found an online shop that does them ![]()
http://www.keepitsweet.co.uk/catalog/
EDIT
MANY, MANY,MANY other retro sweets on there too all in £1 bags ![]()
I'm like a kid in a sweetshop![]()
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Ice cups
though now I have found an online shop that does them ![]()
http://www.keepitsweet.co.uk/catalog/
EDIT
MANY, MANY,MANY other retro sweets on there too all in £1 bags ![]()
I'm like a kid in a sweetshop![]()
I sold two pallets of ice cups today. And i do jawbreakers too.
you guys aint looking around.
Can we include biscuits in this thread? Because if we can, I'd like to know what happened to Trios. I used to love those.
Miss Disco wrote: Can we include biscuits in this thread? Because if we can, I'd like to know what happened to Trios. I used to love those.
Good idea.Sponge finger,anyone!!!!
Miss Disco wrote: Can we include biscuits in this thread? Because if we can, I'd like to know what happened to Trios. I used to love those.
Suzie was too loud . . . I loved that advert for Trio's. United biscuits too - I think they were out at the same time. Plain ones and orange ones. Lovely!
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Shellshocker wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Barnone candy bars, candy soda bottles, ring pops, fruit-by-the-foot, and fire balls all seem to have disappeared.
Bar None! Thank you! I used to LOVE those suckers! I knew there was some great candy bar of the past I was forgetting.
Oh my gosh. Bar Nones were the best. Talk about chocolate euphoria! But then they were discontinued... ![]()
Rosie wrote:
Miss Disco wrote: Can we include biscuits in this thread? Because if we can, I'd like to know what happened to Trios. I used to love those.
Suzie was too loud . . . I loved that advert for Trio's. United biscuits too - I think they were out at the same time. Plain ones and orange ones. Lovely!
United biscuits, were there mint ones or am I thinking of something else?
Others I remember from being a kid: Candy tabs- literally sweetie cigs. Giant golf balls, which I think were bubble gum. Candy lipsticks and whistles.
I can also vaguely remember chewy bars, which had all those bits that fizzed and crackled in your mouth. Cannot think of the name for the life of me though but used to love them.
Sugar overload, i'm surprised I wasn't hyper.
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Julie wrote:
Others I remember from being a kid: Candy tabs- literally sweetie cigs. Giant golf balls, which I think were bubble gum. Candy lipsticks and whistles.
'ckin 'ell. I still sell all this shite. If we ever have another NOOL day I'm going to set up a paypoint account and take orders off you lot.![]()
Burt Reynolds wrote:
Julie wrote:
Others I remember from being a kid: Candy tabs- literally sweetie cigs. Giant golf balls, which I think were bubble gum. Candy lipsticks and whistles.
'ckin 'ell. I still sell all this shite. If we ever have another NOOL day I'm going to set up a paypoint account and take orders off you lot.
Your on ![]()
I haven't been brave enough to go in to me local shop and ask for a candy lipstick and packet of candy cigs ![]()
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: And inspired by yet another poster in another thread...
Rosie wrote: Pacers. Those chewy minty sweets that tasted alot like chewy rennies when I come to think about it!!! Ofcourse what sweets you don't see anymore could be a whole other thread!!!
Rosie doll, can I add an Amen to that?
With that, for some odd quirky reason, what the Helen of Troy ever happen to candy jewelry!? Is that still around at all??
I miss those...
They still make the candy-on-a-string necklaces... those are awesome!! Perfect dual function -- edible and pretty as picture.
But I haven't seen the lollypop rings.
Barnette wrote: What's happened to scorched peanut toffee bars?
Why is it that nothing tastes the same anymore? Things I remember being yummy as a child taste bland these days. A few that come to mind are Yo Yo biscuits, Wagon Wheels, Chokito bars and even the girl guide biscuits are crap now.
They probably messed with the candy formulas. It seems like a lot of the candy bars don't taste the same (less sugar, more chalky, yuk)
I still miss many of my favourites from Germany like Prinzenrolle. Lucky Aldi now carries some precious Haribo childhood memories in store for me. :)
Burt Reynolds wrote:
Julie wrote:
Others I remember from being a kid: Candy tabs- literally sweetie cigs. Giant golf balls, which I think were bubble gum. Candy lipsticks and whistles.
'ckin 'ell. I still sell all this shite. If we ever have another NOOL day I'm going to set up a paypoint account and take orders off you lot.
Candy tabs . . . forgot all about them - you used to get collectors pictures in the pack. Think the giant golf balls were jaw breakers.
Can we pre-order Burt??? Think you could be on to a winner here mind ![]()
Shed Peel wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: And inspired by yet another poster in another thread...
Rosie wrote: Pacers. Those chewy minty sweets that tasted alot like chewy rennies when I come to think about it!!! Ofcourse what sweets you don't see anymore could be a whole other thread!!!
Rosie doll, can I add an Amen to that?
With that, for some odd quirky reason, what the Helen of Troy ever happen to candy jewelry!? Is that still around at all??
I miss those...
They still make the candy-on-a-string necklaces... those are awesome!! Perfect dual function -- edible and pretty as picture.
But I haven't seen the lollypop rings.
Actually, there are some places in my hometown that have the Ring Pops. I have those every once in a while. I miss 'em though.
One of my friends today got me a special collectors edition PEZ dispenser collection featuring Hello Kitty.
Guess what came with the PEZ and dispensers...
...yep, you guessed it. A candy bracelet. ![]()
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote:
Shed Peel wrote:
'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote: And inspired by yet another poster in another thread...
Rosie wrote: Pacers. Those chewy minty sweets that tasted alot like chewy rennies when I come to think about it!!! Ofcourse what sweets you don't see anymore could be a whole other thread!!!
Rosie doll, can I add an Amen to that?
With that, for some odd quirky reason, what the Helen of Troy ever happen to candy jewelry!? Is that still around at all??
I miss those...
They still make the candy-on-a-string necklaces... those are awesome!! Perfect dual function -- edible and pretty as picture.
But I haven't seen the lollypop rings.
Actually, there are some places in my hometown that have the Ring Pops. I have those every once in a while. I miss 'em though.
One of my friends today got me a special collectors edition PEZ dispenser collection featuring Hello Kitty.
Guess what came with the PEZ and dispensers...
...yep, you guessed it. A candy bracelet.
I once collected the Star Wars Pex dispensers, although they're all at my mom's house now.
Another candy you don't see much of are those mint cookie Hershey Bars. They were popular in the mid '90s, but I don't see them anywhere anymore.
A treat I cannot find anymore is the Midnight Dark Milky Way ice cream. Damn it, that was my fave flavor! :(
NOOLigan wrote: I seem to have problems sourcing Pop Rocks as well.
How many cases do you want?
Burt Reynolds wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: I seem to have problems sourcing Pop Rocks as well.
How many cases do you want?
Humn do I really want to give my address to you? ![]()
NOOLigan wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: I seem to have problems sourcing Pop Rocks as well.
How many cases do you want?
Humn do I really want to give my address to you?
No you don't. I'd fly halfway across the world Commie style for a quick scuffle.![]()
Burt Reynolds wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: I seem to have problems sourcing Pop Rocks as well.
How many cases do you want?
Humn do I really want to give my address to you?
No you don't. I'd fly halfway across the world Commie style for a quick scuffle.
It's a deal then.
NOOLigan wrote: I can't get Ghiradelli Chocolate here. I seem to have problems sourcing Pop Rocks as well.
No Ghiradelli Chocolate there?!?!
Quite easy to get around here. Though, it being an American company, I guess that's not too surprising.