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Premier League of Sweets

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  1. NC Sanddancer

    NC Sanddancer Well-Known Member

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    Love these. Brought some back to the States with me. Licorice and Blackcurrants too. Heading over in two weeks to replenish my stash!!
     
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    I'm showing my age, Spangles, acid drops, and pear drops
     
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    Pez, nice one<ok>
     
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    Chocolate buttons covered in sprinkles, called jazzies

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    Or milk, for the faint hearted on here <laugh>

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    OMG those jelly monsters! blast from the past!
     
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    Bucky1989 Well-Known Member

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    me dad would get pontefact cakes from a sweetshop near Neville's Cross, or one on the way to see his family in Wheatly hill.

    im sure fizzy cola bottles have been mentioned
     
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    cumbrianmackem Well-Known Member

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    Pontefract cakes taste like sh1te these days imo.
    The liquorice was sourced from Yorkshire now I think it's Australian and they're bloody awful.
     
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    What a waster <laugh>
    I used to spend hours laying them out in diferent paterns and eating the spares, gradually reducing them down to a ludo board . Simple pleasures.
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    Think Damien Hurst had similar ideas.
     
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    A class tasting sweet was the Anglo bubble gum. Shame the taste only lasted 10 seconds!


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    And that reminds me of Bazooka - the chewing gum that came with a cartoon strip Bazooka Joe

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    Ah yes! I'd completely forgotten about those
     
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    RTB Well-Known Member

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    I am sure they must have caused a few near death moments with kids swallowing them whole

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    What it is all about mate, memories from being a bairn. Love reading it all.
     
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    Been trying to remember what they were called!
     
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    I love mints. Fox's glacier my all time favs.

    My Dad reckons it is my Grandads fault. He died when I was a youngun so no real memories. But my Dad reckons I would run straight in the house jump on his knee and wouldnt go anywhere else until I had an extra strong mint. He always had a bag of them loose in the table next to his chair. He used to break a bit off one and give it to me, I was about 3 or 4 then.
     
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    Used to like these as well, Liquorice Imps.

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    Fisherman’s Friends and the other hot one that was similar but can’t remember the name.
    Wine gums, liquorice allsorts and maltesers.
    Trebors Extra Strong Mints.
     
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    Aye that’s the howers right there. Should’ve read the thread afore I posted.
     
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    And cinder toffee
     
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