80s and 90s candy/snacks

[Anonymous]

My dad used to bring us chocolate cigarettes he bought at the airport when he came home from business trips in the 1960s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My favorite was the skor bar and you can still find those around, though it's not easy.

It's easy to get them. I buy them all the time at Walmart.

7-11 also has them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine are 70s/80s ...

Pixie sticks
Candy necklaces (these tasted best from the roller rink vending machine)
Jolly Rancher stix
Candy dots (the kind stuck to the paper, not the jellies)
Wax bottles filled with sickly sweet liquid (no idea what these were called!)
Charleston chews
Bit 'o honey
Necco wafers
Reggie! bars
Chuckles (black were the best)

Omg +1

[Anonymous]

I used to love marathon bars!

[Anonymous]

I’ve noticed chunky bars are available again, but they dont’ taste as good as they used to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nearly all of them, you just need to look online or go to a novelty candy store.

Oh come on, play along. What are some favorites??

Goldenberg Peanut Chews

Hello, fellow Philadelphian! I remember seeing huge billboards for Goldenberg Peanut Chews. Loved getting them in my bag on Halloween!

[Anonymous]

Anyone remember the whachamacalit commercials? I sing the name to my kids when we see them with the other candy at CVS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:O'Henry's

Wait, those aren't Canadian? Hah. I grew up with them and Mr. Big and just assumed they were Canadian! You can get them easily in Canada, still.

[Anonymous]

Big Hunk

Can't really eat them now because they will pull out all my fillings!

[Anonymous]

$100,000 bars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone remember the whachamacalit commercials? I sing the name to my kids when we see them with the other candy at CVS.

Vividly!

[Anonymous]

No longer available…do humor me:

Squeezit drinks (I would probably hate it now)
Pepsi clear

Still available:
Push Pops
Snackwells

[Anonymous]

This might be too specific, but I loved the caramel bars that we had to sell for fundraising. I'm 99% sure the brand was Nestle, and they had milk chocolate, crisp, almond and caramel. But the caramel was nothing like Caramello bars, which were way too gooey and messy. These caramel bars were just so good. Sweet and thick caramel. Never been able to find them again.

[Anonymous]

I used to love Nestle Choco-Lite bars. Don't think they're around anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ding dongs, chik-o-stick

Those names would never fly today!
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Ding dongs still exist. https://www.hostesscakes.com/products/ding-dongs/chocolate/