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Originally posted by darren View Postdid you send it these packets for a full set of gold silver and bronze.
this was before my time but i love the sound of it.
the closest most of us will get to actually having the real things.
sadly the munich games are remembered for the wrong reasons.
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did you send it these packets for a full set of gold silver and bronze.
this was before my time but i love the sound of it.
the closest most of us will get to actually having the real things.
sadly the munich games are remembered for the wrong reasons.
Originally posted by Hats Off View PostAnyone remember Tudor crisps 1972 Munch Olympic medals ? You had to send in somthing like five empty packets for a bronze medal, ten for silver and maybe fifteen or twenty for gold.
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1970's tudor crisps shipmates medallions
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I remember my Mum used to get Ryley's (or Riley's) crisps from our local greengrocers. The packets had a sort of cartoon Mr Potatohead mascot on it.
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I used to love murphys and ryleys crisps (sooner foods).not just because we were made in same town.
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I used to get those Thundercats ones all the time. At my local shop before school it was either those or them corn snacks that transformed. They still do them transformer ones too, I think I saw some in a pound shop somewhere.
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I remember the chocolate crisps being a big deal as launched. I also used to love The Big Breakfast based crisps, though I think I was the only one. I think they were Golden Wonder
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I love this thread,
So many crunchy memories.
Thanks for the amazing work everyone.
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