Defunct sweets?

[Heather74]

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Another thing I remember fondly were some yogurts that were shaped like monsters. The chocolate flavoured one was quite possibly the best tasting yogurt in the world. I think they were called funky feet or something, the other 3 flavours were a bit like the other yogurts of the time, but the chocolate one had a delicious bitterness to it that my kiddy self couldn't get enough of.

They were called fiendish Feet http://cobwebbedroom.blogspot.com/se...max-results=20 (cobwebbed room blogspot)

Also If you put it into google Images pictures of the pots come up too

[Sly]

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Well, I just trawled through the whole of this thread and what memories. A lot of them were a bit before my time, but it was still facinating to see how they evolved. I always thought Freddo chocolate bars were just an evolved version of Taz and Wildlife bars.

I recently had a sherbert fountain and I was discusted to see that they had done away with the old style packaging. What I thought was going to be an amazing re-visitation to my childhood turned into a bit of a damp squib.

Reading through this thread reminded me of Double Dips. I did a quick search to see if they were still in production and it turns out that they at least wet on for a bit longer after I had not got them due to a packaging redesign I don't remember seeing before. When I used to get them they had 2 kids on that looked like they belonged in the Dandy comic.



I don't think I'll bother tracking them down if they are still in production, I don't want to be disappointed again.

Another thing I remember fondly were some yogurts that were shaped like monsters. The chocolate flavoured one was quite possibly the best tasting yogurt in the world. I think they were called funky feet or something, the other 3 flavours were a bit like the other yogurts of the time, but the chocolate one had a delicious bitterness to it that my kiddy self couldn't get enough of.

[kazboot]

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I had a look at those Wombles wrappers on Ebay because I quite fancied them being a fan, they're great! Too much for me though

[Heather74]

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Noddy. Roobarb and Wombles 1970's

[Heather74]

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Super Mousse and Cadbury's Go

[vanhelsing]

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nestle fruity family (1970's)


belinda banana- real banana flavoured candy

**** me! I haven't seen that for years!!!

[Heather74]

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Toffifee are still available in boxes but not that 'snack pack'. Those are from the 80's i think. I used to quite like them! Always used to be able to get them from Woolworths.

Ahh thanks I thought I may have seen them in boxes,the wrappers are all listed as 70's/80's

French Nougat (Tesco 14 and a half pence price sticker)

[stuckinthe80's]

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Toffifee are still available in boxes but not that 'snack pack'. Those are from the 80's i think. I used to quite like them! Always used to be able to get them from Woolworths.

[Richard1978]

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I remember having Solar bars a lot when I started Secondary School, there always seemed to be some loose chocolate chips in the wrapper at the end.

[Heather74]

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Also..


And


Striker,Triffik and Trebor Chuckles

[Heather74]

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Blue bird Walnut Fudge, Trebor Pancho Raisins and Toffifee snack pack

Not seen Toffifee for ages will have to see if you can still get these? Might be better suited on old skool

[darren]

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talk about a blast from the past.
these where gorgeous.
test another biscuit that has long gone.

[Heather74]

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I remember those huggie. They were really really nice! I'd forgotten all about them!

They remind me of cross between the Munch Bunch and Mr. Men!

Next Wrapper

Cadbury's Country Style

[stuckinthe80's]

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I remember those huggie. They were really really nice! I'd forgotten all about them!

[darren]

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my that looks classy huggie.
cant remember them although im sure i did have them.