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  • Richard1978
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    Was the Inca bar an answer by Rowntree's to Cadbury's Aztec?

    Mars or Terry's could have made a Maya bar?

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  • Heather74
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    Inca (apricot )

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  • the old postmaster
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    Originally posted by gingerbread View Post
    I think they were called 'Jazzies'
    I remember selling these as Rainbow Drops or Rainbow Disks. Very popular indeed (especially with me!)

    http://www.retrotuckshopsweetsdirect...=20a&%20page=4

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  • gingerbread
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    Originally posted by stevef View Post
    I remember them though don't know what they were called, will have to rack my brain. The only thing I could think of when you said 100's and 1000's were these:-

    Can't remember what they were called either, in Oz they're called Freckles.
    I think they were called 'Jazzies'

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  • Jaffa cake kid
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    As for the above reply. Silly me forgot to quote the thread I was replying too Darr! I was actually replying to the Hundreds and Thousands thread Sorry Oopsy!

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  • Jaffa cake kid
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    I can remember something similar there used to come in small plastic bags and they where called "ones and Twos" the Ones where multi-coloured and the Twos where as far as I can remember coke flavour, as for the silver ones the corner shop across from my School used to sell them by the quarter, but the Head Master had them Banned because pupils where buying them and then using them as missiles with the use of a straw from the back of the class

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  • Heather74
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    Mutiny bars and Snowballs

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  • Heather74
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    Trebor Pennypops jars (1970's)

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  • The Low Country
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    Thank you. It's a while since I was on here but looking at these pics really makes my mouth water.

    Oh how I wish the sweets were still on the shop shelves. I've just put a thread on about Cadbury Border Creme eggs. Really wish they'd bring them back. They're far nicer than the yellow and white fondant ones.

    Originally posted by huggie74 View Post
    Just for you

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  • Heather74
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    Cadburys Special Recipe and Ticket

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  • Heather74
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    Penguin,Bandit and mcVities Sports (1970's)

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  • Heather74
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    Tiger Tots.

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  • Heather74
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    Theres an Ice Breakers packet on this thread

    Todays goodies on Ebay. The Jo.Jo's were Bellamys Dolly mixtures from the 70's




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  • calfieldland
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    I wish they would bring back Icebreakers. Crispy mint bits in chocolate. Mmmm. Strangely even nicer if they melted in your pocket and reset in the fridge.

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  • georgeuptonpark
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    They're all making a spectacular comeback and give it 2 years and I believe there will be an old fashioned sweet shop in every town of over 100,000 people. Having said that, the supermarkets are wise to the game and already stock some of the best selling sweets of days gone by. Things like herbal tablet, buttered brazils, sweet tobaccoo, toffee crumble should remain the preserve of the specialist sweet shop for a few years to come though! James
    Last edited by Heather74; 01-03-2010, 19:36. Reason: removing sales link.

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