Which foods,, toiletries etc do you miss which are no longer available?

I remember those Deedaa they were 6d a bar and I think they were called Milk Tray bars. You could also buy Milk Tray loose, it was slightly cheaper than in boxes, but you could buy a quarter pound box!

Beechnut, I've found a recipe now - will have to make some!

theveganlunchbox.co.uk/easy-vegan-coconut-ice/

We used to buy a 'glacé toffee' in our boarding school tuck shop, in Northumberland. It looked like glass, was moulded into 6 parts so you could easily break it into smaller pieces, and came in yellow, green and red bars if I remember right. 'Yogi Bars'.
Also Potter & Moore bath stuff.
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Every time someone mentions Aqua Manda I think of Aqua Tofana ?? which is not quite the same thing! Look it up on Google.

A perfume called Gardenia by a company named Goya.
Sadly long gone.

Hetty58

I get odd cravings for coconut ice -probably still available, but not around here.

I bought some last year in a farm shop.

I remember that Deedaa. Yes!!!

Avon’s ‘Charisma’ in a red pot.
Horlicks tablets.

Aqua Manda is on Ebay MiniMoon

Floral gums and butterscotch gums. Terry's Spartan chocolates.

Yes, Symingtons Table Creams were lovely.

I get odd cravings for coconut ice -probably still available, but not around here.

Hampden wafers

When I was a child Cadbury's used to do a bar of chocolate divided up into 6 sections, each one had a filling from the Dairy Milk selection. There was a strawberry one, marzipan, coffee cream, orange cream and I couple of others. It was a special treat and was much cheaper than a whole box of chocolates.

Oh Five Boys Mini Moon, loved those. Most chocolate doesn't taste the same now. I bought a box of Elizabeth Shaws at Christmas, they were awful.

Thought of another,
Proper potted meat. What happened to that?

Aqua Manda, I really loved that scent.
Cadburys Five Boys chocolate.

I too miss Clarnico mint creams.

Jellied veal

In Love talcum powder.

Clarnico mint creams☹️

Really nice, homemade beef dripping with lots of jellied meat juices at the bottom of the container.

Apart from the cost of a good joint of beef and the fact that I, actually, I am not that fond of roast beef, modern joints simply do not have enough fat on them.

A similar product to Nutella