Mammoth Straws

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Mammoth Straws were, hence the name, large, lengthy, tall, thin straws. The straws themselves were inedible and made of plastic; they had differently coloured fruit flavour sherbet crystals in them. The box was, like the straws, tall, thin, large and lengthy; it was yellow and had a rugby player, a clown, a skier and a magician.

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Mammoth Straws were, hence the name, large, lengthy, tall, thin straws. The straws themselves were inedible and made of plastic; they had differently coloured fruit flavour sherbet crystals in them. The box was, like the straws, tall, thin, large and lengthy; it was yellow and had a rugby player, a clown, a skier and a magician.

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I do remember these. But I don't know what happened to them either. It's unlikely that they're still around, bearing in mind how old they are -- you know, they always just crush these kind of boxes when the kids have emptied them. So I'd be surprised if a single trace of them remained!!

Mammoth straws, eh. We must have mammoth memories.

[Trickyvee]

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I remember these but never bought them because I didn't like the sherbet crystals, and that was a lot of crystals!

[darren]

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have to say i cant remember these.
when did they first appear.