Re: Defunct sweets?
Will try to pick up my copy today from a local Waterstones.
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Re: Defunct sweets?
Its great. I only have one small gripe.
Some (not all) of the pics used (and I have confirmed this with the authors) are CGI mockups, E.G there is a picture of a Count Dracula's Secret, in its wrapper, with lolly sticking out, but the stick is wooden, not the plastic "Trace-a-Face" that's mentioned on the pack.
Still, it gives people an idea what they used to look like
Pedantic
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Originally posted by sixtyten View PostIts a great book.. fantastic pictures of things you just can't find on the net (apart from here)
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Its a great book.. fantastic pictures of things you just can't find on the net (apart from here)
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I've ordered a copy off the net. Looks brilliant. Can't wait for it to come.
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Originally posted by jason h View Post
Looks like it's going to be excellent stuff.
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Thanks for the info Jason. Will be picking up a copy tomorrow
This looks awesome!! Horror Bags, Double Agents! Heaven!
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Originally posted by sixtyten View PostCadbury's Silk
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Originally posted by just lindy View Posttalking of parma violets that tasted like eating an old aunt can anyone remember satin cushions?you bought them by the quarter pastel coloured squares that tasted of scent......and does anyone know what these were called??? a peanut shape .... sweet on the outside .... with bits of nibbed nuts inside bought loose also?
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