Sweet wrappers over the years

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Barratt's Triffic bar. About the time of Mike Reid's "Runaround".

Barratt still do some good nougat stuff.

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I used to occaisionally get the Old English Spangles, but they were more of an aquired taste than the fruit ones!

[Heather74]

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[DemonEyeX]

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Her entire tutu will be covered in sweets made out of various textile and art materials and old school sweet wrappers, made out of fabric.

Wow, sounds like an awesome project.
Definitely put the pics here when it's done, I think a lot of people will like it.
Hope it goes well LBell.

[sixtyten]

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Hi
These have been collected from the net over the years, so feel free to use whatever you want

[LBell89]

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Hi SixtyTen

I'm a costume student at the Arts University College at Bournemouth (UK). I am making a tutu based on Nutcracker's Sugar Plum Fairy but with a bit of a twist. Her entire tutu will be covered in sweets made out of various textile and art materials and old school sweet wrappers, made out of fabric. I've looked at all your photos on this forum and your collection is amazing. Would you mind if I used some of your photos for my research? This forum site and postings will referenced in my workbook and bibliography. If you like I can post a couple of images of my work when it's all finished.

Kind Regards
LBell89

[Heather74]

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70's Cadburys (Diary Milk) miniatures

[jb7]

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i hate how many of todays are wrapped in plastic, u know, used to be wrapped in foil (lucky you can still get Kitkats like that!). I imagine the foil made all taste better, something the plastic doesnt. or is that me, lol

[darren]

Re: Sweet wrappers over the years - CurlyWurly overview

wow i really like these different wrappers.
nice to see a few non uk ones.
never knew N Z and australia did curly wurlys.

that french one is superb.

Just posted a big overview of CurlyWurly wrappers to my CollectingCandy.com site - here's one of the highlights of the piece:


CurlyWurly timeline graphic - CollectingCandy.com by JasonLiebig, on Flickr

If you'd like to check out the full article - there is more to see - and you can do so here:

http://www.collectingcandy.com/wordpress/?p=1040


Today on CollectingCandy.com - Collecting CurlyWurly by JasonLiebig, on Flickr

[Heather74]

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[Heather74]

Re: Cadbury's Picnic


Super Fizzers

[Jason]

Re: Sweet wrappers over the years - CurlyWurly overview

Just posted a big overview of CurlyWurly wrappers to my CollectingCandy.com site - here's one of the highlights of the piece:


CurlyWurly timeline graphic - CollectingCandy.com by JasonLiebig, on Flickr

If you'd like to check out the full article - there is more to see - and you can do so here:

http://www.collectingcandy.com/wordpress/?p=1040


Today on CollectingCandy.com - Collecting CurlyWurly by JasonLiebig, on Flickr

[stuckinthe80's]

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Bitz mint was my favourite flavour in the range. Didnt like the orange one. Don't really like orange flavoured things. Ice breaker was my favourite mint flavoured bar though. It wasn't around long though. Good job all these bars are no more or I'd be 30 stone!!!!

[sixtyten]

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Bitz-Mint

[stuckinthe80's]

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My goodness! I had totally forgotten that bitz came in cherry flavour!