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

Toffee1878
Same !
Took me WEEKS and numerous emails to Arm and Hammer to finally get the answer that with regret they’ve ceased manufacture - gutted !

FannyCornforth

Yammy

Eau de Givenchy perfume and Astral toilet soap.
Rhubarb and custard sweets and Midget gems the tiny really hard ones that made a lump and nearly choked you.

Yammy I mentioned Eau de Givenchy up thread!
It was gorgeous wasn’t it?! So fresh and sparkly. God knows why they stopped making it

The last bottle I managed to get was about 10 years ago, I wore it for my BIL wedding and everyone wanted to know what it was. My other favourite was Dior Eau svelte and they stopped that about 5 years ago both were so light and zingy to.

Camay soap, original pink bar in pink wrapper.
Toffee buttons
Real smarties
Dainty's butter toffees
Lime Barrels out of milk tray
Baked beans crisps
Individual bars of vanilla ice cream that fit into a square cornet

Esther Williams shampoo which came in powder form and you added hot water to it. It really added a shine to your hair.
Miners hair lacquer.
Rimmel stick deodorant.
Perfume by Dana in a tiny little bottle.

Almay hypoallergenic retractable eyeliner pencil

Boots 17 ‘Nude’ blusher.

Loved loganberries. I can still smell them in my mind now. And Angelica which you never see any longer.

My great aunt was married to a founder of Maconochie’s pickles and it was the first of her (two) married names.

We grow loganberries but they weren't very good last year. I managed to freeze about three small plastic boxes full.

Callistemon I wasn’t aware you could grow them now. My mum used to make loganberry pies which I loved. Can you grow them in a container (we have very poor soil)?

Ours are in the ground, glammagran, they have been in for a few years and used to produce a lot of delicious fruit. DH has pruned them properly and the ground has been manured but last year they were very poor.
They probably need replacing now.
I'm not sure about growing them in pots

I remember that my Mum used to buy tins of loganberries.

The last lot went into the Christmas trifle with raspberries ?

Batger’s Chinese Figs, which only seemed to be around at Christmas, when I stocked up on them.

Can’t say I actually miss it, but I do remember how glamorous it seemed to bathe in ‘fabulous pink Camay’, though sadly I fear it did not make me ‘look a little lovelier each day’!!!!!!

Stowaway body spray
Alberto VO5 Apple shampoo
Linco beer shampoo
Avon Sweet Honesty
Body shop White Musk talc
Great thread, love it!!

Cadburys - (again) the dark chocolate spread that was around in the 60s.
Butterscotch Angel Delight

Old Jamaica still makes me dribble.
I can't decide if I like it or not.

Loving this thread! Favourite scents of mine were Midnight by Dorothy Gray (wish I could find something similar!), Moondrops by Revlon, Avon Sweet Honesty, Yardley Sea Jade and Serenity by Ghost. Also loved the smell of original Lux soap as a child. It probably doesn't smell the same now.

I miss Royal Scott biscuits . I used to love them

So many memories reading this!

Pretty Peach perfume cream from Avon, in its yellow glass pot and lid with peaches on.

Ambergris - a perfume around in the 70s.

The ‘ethery’ Victory Vs.

Yesterday’s ‘stale’ cakes sold surreptitiously in bakeries from under the counter!

Secondwind, Pretty Peach by Avon was their 'young miss' range, and a friend of my Mother used to buy it for me at Christmas, I felt so sophisticated! Royal Scot biscuits were a favourite, when we were very small, Mum used to sandwich two together with icing and then put sprinkles/hundred and thousands on the top one, iced too. Delicious!

Kiku perfume,Vo5 red apple shampoo,boots 17 cobweb eye shadow,Dundee biscuits ,Freshca pop (it's frothy man!)and Creamola dessert

Merrymaid Caramels
Fidji perfume

Beechnut chickletts where chewing gum. Never seen in years. Big jars if Paynes fruit poppets. Chocolate peanut brittle also sold by the quarter. And the best of all loose sweets Terry's Russian Caramels. Rock hard covered in thick dark chocolate. Divine. I miss scented talcum powder. But I miss politeness and courtesy. Drivers were courteous to òthers and rougues were shunned. Now its the honest folk that are treated with mistrust.

Oxo cubes as they used to be, I would eat them instead of eating sweets.

My nan would put the last little bit of the oxo cube in my mouth when she was crumbling one for gravy.
Lovely!

Spangles

Lifebuoy soap