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What about Mojo chewy sweets? Think it was a bubble gum and you could get them in sweet shops individually wrapped for about a penny each, they even had fruit flavoured ones. There was also liquorice flavoured ones. Anyone remember Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum?
I also remember a red and white wrapper bubble gum that you could get individually and the gum was whitish coloured with indents - 3 of them running across the gum and inside the wrapper was a small printed comic strip - practically unreadable as it was so small, in black and white - I think the text was in Italian - this was around 1980 - 82/4 when Dad would get them for us from the local shops...
Mojo wasn't bubble gum. They were straight forward chew sweets. I remember when they were 3 for a penny. Those were the days!
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What about Mojo chewy sweets? Think it was a bubble gum and you could get them in sweet shops individually wrapped for about a penny each, they even had fruit flavoured ones. There was also liquorice flavoured ones. Anyone remember Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum?
I also remember a red and white wrapper bubble gum that you could get individually and the gum was whitish coloured with indents - 3 of them running across the gum and inside the wrapper was a small printed comic strip - practically unreadable as it was so small, in black and white - I think the text was in Italian - this was around 1980 - 82/4 when Dad would get them for us from the local shops...
Around 1970 or 71, i remember fruity pops, that were exactly like malteser's, apart from the centre's were all different colours. There were also toffee pops, no idea who made them????
Around 1970 or 71, i remember fruity pops, that were exactly like malteser's, apart from the centre's were all different colours. There were also toffee pops, no idea who made them????
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