The Reggie Bar. Dick Young, the great sports writer for the NY Daily News, had the best review of the Reggie Bar when Reggie was not doing well with the Yankees. “A chocolate fruit that turns to shit after you buy it”.
5
I love Buns!
5
My memory no longer lets me eat candy.
What as a youth cost a nickle or possibly a dime now costs $1.79 and is smaller.
I had to say by over a year ago when my kidney was pounding on my back side to say no. I don’t miss it.
4
I don’t know about candy, but I’m still pissed they quit making the Nabisco fudge cookies, in the yellow and red package. They they served up those hideous snackwells. Not good enough, you bastards.
3
Callard and Bowser Butterscotch Toffee.
Gone for close to 20 years now. *sniff*
5
Nigger Babies.
10
I actually like the Summit bar when I was a kid. Hell, it’s basically a Kit Kat with peanuts. Now, anything with toffee or caramel is my go-to when a craving hits.
Since Hershey’s jumped into bed with the trans community, I’m hoping there is a replacement for Heath or Skor bars that I’m not aware of – looking at you, Uncle Al.
4
Mars Bar was my favorite. Gone.
6
Marathon Bars were notorious for pulling a loose tooth.
7
As a kid I liked Bit-O-Honey and Mary Jane penny candies. They’re still made, but I haven’t seen them for years. And as Mr aircubed points out, they’re good at ruining expensive dental work.
6
Can you still get the little Kool-aide filled wax bottles?
Those chalky candy cigs were fantastic as well.
7
What kid didn’t pretend that he was trying to act cool while puffing on a candy cigarette that let out a little puff of smoke back in the early 60’s. I’ve got some old B&W pictures of myself and my brothers puffing away on candy cigarettes. Idaho spud bars are still good, and they still sell them in this part of country.
3
Is the Mars bar gone? Hard to find, maybe, but I don’t know if it’s gone.
I love Three Musketeers but you have to hire a detective to find it.
2
Peanut butter Mountain bars are good too. I never cared for the ones filled with cherry cream, they were way too sweet.
1
Wild Bill, I think I have seen Bit-O-Honey at Cracker Barrel. That’s where I have to go when I crave a Zero bar.
5
There used to be “candy stores” that made a living just selling candy – well, maybe newspapers, too.
3
RadioMattM- You might try EconomyCandy.com . They’re an Old fashioned candy store & they probably do mail order too !
1
Milk Shake!
2
As a kid we used to walk the ditches for bottles. 3 cents and a nickle deposits. Mary Jane’s, Black Jacks, Bazooka and I remember Caramels and Squirrels which were a toffee with nuts 2 and 3 for a penny. Used to share my goodies with my Grandpa but he’d never eat more than a couple.
The good old days when you didn’t live with your head on a swivel. Damn I miss those times.
2
I will Never buy Heshees again.
3
I thought Candy Barr was a stripper …
and remember to eat your Honey …
2
@CJ — I just ran across Snooks Candies while browsing Public Square for other stuff. I’m going to order some of these, review to follow. Looks promising.
You may have to “join” to see things on Public Square:
English Toffee. We start by hand stirring an Almond Butter Crunch made with real butter of course. Then coat it in premium Old Dutch Milk Chocolate, and finish it by rolling in our own fresh oven roasted roasted chopped almonds. It’s so good.
Uncle Al – Thanks! I signed up and will probably spend the next couple of hours perusing the sites..haha. Now to find Snooks.
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I sell candy cigarettes, bubblegum cigarettes, Zero bars, Chick-o-Stix, Zagnut bars, and some other older candies in my liquor store. I give out candy cigarettes at Halloween.
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Oompahs are the one I miss
@ geoff the aardvark MARCH 28, 2023 AT 3:54 PM
You can get a case of PB Moutain Bar seconds atBrown & Haley outlet in Fife for a double sawbuck. Miswrapped Almond Rocca as well.
Crunchy Frog!
Little known fact, Mars began in Tacoma WA. The Covid scam shut down Johnson’s Candy Co. it was w/o a doubt my favorite. Hand made and fresh.
Let’s all go to even steven’s store!
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Black Jack, Clove & Fruit Stripe gum are pretty much extinct. Zagnut candy bars were my favorite back in my young days. Dollar General still carries them on a limited scale, but they sell out quickly.
The Reggie Bar. Dick Young, the great sports writer for the NY Daily News, had the best review of the Reggie Bar when Reggie was not doing well with the Yankees. “A chocolate fruit that turns to shit after you buy it”.
I love Buns!
My memory no longer lets me eat candy.
What as a youth cost a nickle or possibly a dime now costs $1.79 and is smaller.
Would get a ‘Christi Bar’ at the YMCA vending machine back in the 60’s
http://www.collectingcandy.com/wordpress/?p=9071
I had to say by over a year ago when my kidney was pounding on my back side to say no. I don’t miss it.
I don’t know about candy, but I’m still pissed they quit making the Nabisco fudge cookies, in the yellow and red package. They they served up those hideous snackwells. Not good enough, you bastards.
Callard and Bowser Butterscotch Toffee.
Gone for close to 20 years now. *sniff*
Nigger Babies.
I actually like the Summit bar when I was a kid. Hell, it’s basically a Kit Kat with peanuts. Now, anything with toffee or caramel is my go-to when a craving hits.
Since Hershey’s jumped into bed with the trans community, I’m hoping there is a replacement for Heath or Skor bars that I’m not aware of – looking at you, Uncle Al.
Mars Bar was my favorite. Gone.
Marathon Bars were notorious for pulling a loose tooth.
As a kid I liked Bit-O-Honey and Mary Jane penny candies. They’re still made, but I haven’t seen them for years. And as Mr aircubed points out, they’re good at ruining expensive dental work.
Can you still get the little Kool-aide filled wax bottles?
Those chalky candy cigs were fantastic as well.
What kid didn’t pretend that he was trying to act cool while puffing on a candy cigarette that let out a little puff of smoke back in the early 60’s. I’ve got some old B&W pictures of myself and my brothers puffing away on candy cigarettes. Idaho spud bars are still good, and they still sell them in this part of country.
Is the Mars bar gone? Hard to find, maybe, but I don’t know if it’s gone.
I love Three Musketeers but you have to hire a detective to find it.
Peanut butter Mountain bars are good too. I never cared for the ones filled with cherry cream, they were way too sweet.
Wild Bill, I think I have seen Bit-O-Honey at Cracker Barrel. That’s where I have to go when I crave a Zero bar.
There used to be “candy stores” that made a living just selling candy – well, maybe newspapers, too.
RadioMattM- You might try EconomyCandy.com . They’re an Old fashioned candy store & they probably do mail order too !
Milk Shake!
As a kid we used to walk the ditches for bottles. 3 cents and a nickle deposits. Mary Jane’s, Black Jacks, Bazooka and I remember Caramels and Squirrels which were a toffee with nuts 2 and 3 for a penny. Used to share my goodies with my Grandpa but he’d never eat more than a couple.
The good old days when you didn’t live with your head on a swivel. Damn I miss those times.
I will Never buy Heshees again.
I thought Candy Barr was a stripper …
and remember to eat your Honey …
@CJ — I just ran across Snooks Candies while browsing Public Square for other stuff. I’m going to order some of these, review to follow. Looks promising.
You may have to “join” to see things on Public Square:
app.publicsq.com/featured/marketplace/51463660-b6c2-11ed-8ad4-91b59e745456
Uncle Al – Thanks! I signed up and will probably spend the next couple of hours perusing the sites..haha. Now to find Snooks.
I sell candy cigarettes, bubblegum cigarettes, Zero bars, Chick-o-Stix, Zagnut bars, and some other older candies in my liquor store. I give out candy cigarettes at Halloween.
Oompahs are the one I miss
@ geoff the aardvark MARCH 28, 2023 AT 3:54 PM
You can get a case of PB Moutain Bar seconds atBrown & Haley outlet in Fife for a double sawbuck. Miswrapped Almond Rocca as well.
Crunchy Frog!
Little known fact, Mars began in Tacoma WA. The Covid scam shut down Johnson’s Candy Co. it was w/o a doubt my favorite. Hand made and fresh.
Let’s all go to even steven’s store!
Black Jack, Clove & Fruit Stripe gum are pretty much extinct. Zagnut candy bars were my favorite back in my young days. Dollar General still carries them on a limited scale, but they sell out quickly.