foods no longer available for which we crave

yoyo biscuits, many different flavours...strawberry ,raspberry .blackcurrant and toffee and mint. bars of Cadburys chocolate filled with strawberry cream, and the ice cream van coming round the streets selling real ice cream...

We've all heard of Tunnocks Tea Cakes I'm sure, but when I were a kid I could buy infinitely superior ones which had a blob of red jam in them I just cannot recall who made them.

Cadbury's Milk Tray were my favourites for years because of the variety of the chocolate fillings. I've had to beg my DH to stop buying them for me at Christmas because since being taken over the fillings have all turned into a flavoured sludge and they're quite revolting...

Apart from those I don't think I really miss anything.

This may not be on anyone else's list because it's American. Boysenberry Jam from Knott's Berry Farm. It can only be bought in California and I don't think it's the same recipe now as it was taken over by Smuckers.

I remember the golden foiled butterscotch sweets but not the others.
Chocolates were so much nicer many years ago, they all taste the same now, sugar and palm oil, unless you buy Swiss or Belgian.

“processed” cheese cut from huge blocks wrapped in foil. Melted beautifully on toast.

Real milk chocolate would be nice - I remember when Cadburys Dairy Milk chocolate was chocolate and not just chocolate flavour and no longer legally able to refer to itself as "chocolate".

Raw milk being readily available - don't think I've been able to get any for around 50 years! (ie the time I was used to having it was when I was living on a Danish farm for a while all those years back). I could cream the "cream" off for cream purposes and the balance of the milk was still incredibly creamy compared to any bought milk.

I loved Terry’s Langue de Chat.