Treats that are no longer available

Bought Hula Hoops Puft today they are very similar to the potato puffs we used to get at school

I 2nd Horlicks tablets - delicious!

Thanks catladyuk I’ve ordered some Cafe Noir biscuits! They’ll be here next a Monday.

Every time I think of chocolate coated nougat it reminds of my late husband . Can you still buy it? My favourite was always lemon sherbet sweets.

I've just thought of another one that I loved. We weren't particularly well off bit every so often my mother would buy viennese triangles. They were wafer and a chocolate cream covered in chocolate. I loved them as a child.

and even on amazon, bit pricey though even for a treat!

www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=cafe+noir+biscuits&tag=gransnetforum-21

look what i've just found, mind you don't get trampled in the rush!!

www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/mcvities-cafe-noir-200g?

BlueBelle

I often would love to try something I was so fond of in my school days but never see nowadays ..tiger nuts yummy

Oh yes Tiger Nuts! I remember being able to buy them at the market at Harrogate when I used to go and stay with my grandparents.

Just remembered, Nestles Triple Bar, a bar of chocolate with 3 layers, milk, white and dark.

Not from my childhood, but the 60s and 70s, biscuits, made, I think, by Symbol. They ere a biscuit, with a layer of peppermint cream, and the whole was covered in dark chocolate, lovely! Can`t remember the name, but think it was Triple something.
And then there were Terry`s Neapolitans, too expensive to have regularly, but I LOVED them. Tiny individually wrapped chocolate bars in various flavours, one was mocha. They disappeared when Terry`s did.

Milk chews, gob stoppers.

Supergran1946

On the way home from school I used to buy a little square sweet called Fruit Salads. They were four for a penny ! Not seen them for decades ?

Yes, I remember Fruit Salads! And from the same sweet shop we used to get Puff Candy bars which were like Crunchy bars but a sort of lumpy shape - they were my favourite. And then there were Penny Arrows, long thin toffee bars available in different flavours. I knew someone who lived near the factory where they were made and I'm not sure if it was true, but it was said that people there knew what day of the week it was by the smell from the factory e.g. peppermint, treacle etc according to what flavour was being produced.

Same here Aztec Bars and horlicks tablets

I have good news, B&M apparently have Frys cream eggs! I knew they did the Frys different flavour bars (not five boys) as I’d seen them in there, but just checked and they have the cream eggs as well. I don’t work for them by the way, but they do a good line in retro sweets.

Gosh I really started something with this post, so many memories! Thank you for all your replies.

Bath Olivers

My favourites were Killer Treacle toffees.

Oxo crisps were delicious..

my granny used to buy the royal scot biscuits, she let me put the jam on them, stick two together and she would ice them and pop a cherry on top, two nights a week she made salmon and cucumber sandwiches, pancakes, fruit cake and the royal scot and as much milk as i wanted...lol, sweets i miss are bar six and golden cup.

Osbourne biscuits, I was so disappointed when they disappeared.
A box of Terry's Moonlight, when Terry's chocolate was really Terry's.
Pineapple cakes from a local bakery that no longer exists.

C264, I'm never without Murraymints.

Thank you E, I'm off to W as soon as it's allowed. Yippee!

Brandygran I remember Puff Candy bars, loved them. We also got a similar bar, not yellow honeycomb, more 'chalky' and it came in mint and orange flavours, maybe a N.Ireland thing. Loved Banjos too.
We used to get a 5p mix and you got a big bagful of mojos, blackjacks, fruit salads, foam bananas and shrimps, etc.

Loganberries - I can still taste and smell them in my head. They were devine. Also candied angelica.

Bovril crisps and blackcurrant eclairs.