Tv Commercials of yesteryear

“If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit join our…”

Brut

Yes I liked Campari, I was partial to an occasional Dubonnet too

Splash it all over???

Oopsadaisy1

A ? A day, helps you work rest and play.

Mars. Probably I’ve missed someone saying that.

My husband always calls it corned dog Granmarderby, as did his dad.

Wow! The Top Ten of all adverts from a poll in 2015.
www.theweek.co.uk/65353/top-10-british-tv-adverts-from-guinness-to-smash

Chestnut again Yellow Pages

SachaMac Campari ? God knows what that was.
I drank things like Gold Label at that time ….

'Fly Fishing' by JR Hartley anyone?

What was that advertising?

Lorraine Chase is famous for 'Looton Airport' and it was for Campari which I loved!

Tilly,my Dad called it Corned Dog, absolutely NO idea why though?

Were you truly wafted here from Paradise…No Luton Airport??

Vaguely recall Swiskit on the shelves but never fancied one

Shake and Vac Chestnut .

Thank you Granmarderby I really had forgotten that one. ?

Going off-piste - my mum would send me to the shop for the old man next door. He asked me to fetch Bully beef and I said “what’s that?” He threw his head back and laughed at me “don’t you know what it is?” It turned out to be a can of corned beef.

Kate1949 - Feeling a little hoarse ? Go suck as Zube

I think a Swisskit was a biscuit Chestnut.

Use the ............... and put the freshness back.
One of my favourites as it was so wonderfully tacky!

Poshpaws Use Elnett? Some hairspray anyway, I think

I remember I'd risk it for a Swisskit but I don't even know what that is!
It's amazing how these adverts are lodged in our heads after all these years. Clearly they worked much better than today's fancy offerings.

Has this one been done? (I RTWT but can't remember!)

Does She or Doesn’t She?

Yes Zubes Ruby

I'd risk it for a ?

Gilette, the best a man can get

Kate1949

I'm getting carried away with this thread.

- are good for your tubes.

Zubes
(I couldn't spot a previous answer for this, apologies if I missed one, Kate.)

Its not Terrys, its MINE!

(Terrys orange chocolate)

Your never alone with a strand

Tilly Trotter here goes: Mum sends young son off to the shops for a tin of Plumrose Chopped Ham With Pork
So he doesn’t forget what he’s got to ask for, the boy repeats the name over and over while he dashes and ends up breathlessly asking for a tin of Plopped Ham With Chalk !