Wish they'd bring them back

Old English Spangles were my absolute childhood favourite

I liked those too but not all of the flavours. Used to palm off the ones I wasn't keen on onto my siblings

Lemonade ones though and the butterscotch ones

The original Cadbury chocolate, can’t stand the new stuff. Stopped buying when the American company broke their promise and made lots of people redundant.

Oh yes. Spangles were lovely. I loved Fry's Five Centres and if I had the money I would treat myself to a quarter of Lucky Numbers - I can still remember the theme tune to the advert.

Old English Spangles! Wasn't one of the flavours wintergreen, which I think was used as a liniment for aches and pains?

I loved Floral gums, which you still occasionally see in quaint sweet shops.

I just loved Old English Spangles too, I can just taste them now!

What happened to those large round serrated-edged biscuits that were shortbread on one side and thick milk chocolate on the other. The name/make was embossed on the shortbread side, which was sprinkled with sugar.

Only a few in a packet and certainly not many to the lb.

No decent biscuits around. M&S used to do ginger thins which were delicious-----then they vanished

I used to live Royal Scott biscuits. Not sure if they are still about.

I remember the Royal Scot biscs and I think they were in a royal blue wrapper, though not sure.

They looked a bit boring but were delicious.

Teacher gave me Spangles to stave off travel sickness when I was about eleven and on a school trip. It worked!

Callard and Bowser creamline toffees, my granny had a tin.
Strawberry Fruitellas
My parents used to keep a small round tin of square boiled sweets in the car for long journeys, they were covered in icing sugar, lemon being my favourite, anyone remember those, brain addled today?

Parisian Creams!

Old Jamaica, a rum flavoured chocolate bar, was tasty.
As a child, I enjoyed caramac, but it would be far too sickly now!
Were they called sherbet lemons, or something similar, B9exchange? I could be quite wrong, of course!
I used to like fruit polos too - not sure if they are still around.

The original New Berry Fruits---my parents used to buy a couple of boxes as a Christmas treat. The syrup inside tasted of REAL fruit. Now ,they taste synthetic.

Sorry always hated new berry fruits too gritty. Give me sharps toffee or that stuff which came with a hammer.

The best biscuits I have found are in Lidl, Their posh ones and butter shortcake in the long packet. I too got fed up with naff biscuits. Balsen are lovely too.

We sometimes bought Parma Violets - not sure if we really liked them as they used to taste a bit 'soapy'. We loved Spangles and Fruity Polo's.

Fry’s did a chocolate bar that was a layer of dark chocolate then white chocolate and finally milk chocolate. I can’t remember what it was called.
I liked separating the layers out before eating them.

Does anyone remember choc top yogurt? It was a lemon yogurt with a layer of chocolate on top. A strange combination but I loved them in about 1963.