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Oh God... they were awesome, and I'd completely forgotten about them until now...djcarlos wrote:I vaguely remember some sweets that were sugary bits of skeleton in a little plastic coffin.....
Red Mill Snacks is about a 5 minute drive from my home and they're still going, most shops in Wolves stock their crispsMegamixer wrote:The cheap 10p Red Mill crisps? Yeah, still around along with Onion Rings, Tangy Toms, Crunchy Sticks, Cheese Nibbles, Petrified Prawns etc. You can only really get them from corner shops and the like though.
Do they not sell it in single packets anymore? Am gutted. Good to hear. I thought maybe they'd disappeared as someone thought 'finger of fudge' could be taken in the wrong way, ie something smutty.Katzkatz wrote:Yep. You can still get Cadbury's Fudge. Remember : "A finger of Fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat!"Morkin wrote:Can you still get a Finger of Fudge?
No they don't sell 'em anymoremtsang12 wrote:I just went to the shops to get lunch, and I was looking for crisps when I realised that Tomato Ketchup Walkers have gone
. They added the Heinz logo on the front of the packet at the same time they produced the Branston Pickle flavour. There was another one too but all three disappeared at the same time.Twist 'n Squeeze and yes, you can still get them!SoupDragon wrote:I remember that, wasn't it called something like Twist Off? It'll come back to memtsang12 wrote:I just remembered something that began with the word twist. It 's a drink that has no cap but you would twist the top off and it was a skinny bottle.
Retro is a state of mind, and cares not for your puny concepts like dates and calendars.
Thems the ones I remember. Used to make freeze pops out of them 
For some reason I think these were called Pacers, dunno why I think that as I was born in 1976! Does that ring a bell?Morkin wrote:Back in the late 1970's I used to buy small packs of chewy mints (similar to soft mints) that were about the size of a 1/2p & square shaped, which came in two flavours I think, although I only remember mint flavour. Does anyone know what they were called?
If I remember correctly, they used to really stick to your teeth!
Winner Taco! The advert had a guy turn into a polar bear after eating it.Megamixer wrote: Same where I live - Feasts are easy to find. In fact, I'd say it's one Walls' main ice creams?!? The ice cream I miss is a similar thing to feast except it was rectangular and the bottom half had a biscuit outer so you could hold the whole thing like a sandwhich. cannot remember what it was called but it was packed with chocolate, ice cream, nuts etc.
C=Style wrote:It's always refreshing and nice to see someone such as TwoHeadedBoy who is a SNES hating bastard at the best of times rate a SNES game so highly.
Omg, thank you. Am now gonna go in search of the drink lol, I miss the squidgy bottle ahaha. And am really gutted about my tomato walkers, might start a campaign to bring them back! lolMegamixer wrote:
No they don't sell 'em anymore
Twist 'n Squeeze and yes, you can still get them!SoupDragon wrote:I remember that, wasn't it called something like Twist Off? It'll come back to memtsang12 wrote:I just remembered something that began with the word twist. It 's a drink that has no cap but you would twist the top off and it was a skinny bottle.
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