You mean these?
I loved Squeeze-Its as a kid, but my parents would only buy them on my birthday or a similar occasion.
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I loved Squeeze-Its as a kid, but my parents would only buy them on my birthday or a similar occasion.
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Joe Johnson
No, these:
http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/b...tafeed&sku=/K231&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=/K231
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Ninja'd - yes Cajungal.
http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/b...tafeed&sku=/K231&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=/K231
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Ninja'd - yes Cajungal.
Cajungal
Staff member
Nickel Nips are a type of those.
http://fiftiesnostalgia.blogspot.com/2008/11/nickel-nips-and-other-sweet-things.html
http://fiftiesnostalgia.blogspot.com/2008/11/nickel-nips-and-other-sweet-things.html
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Joe Johnson
Slightly disturbing name.
Not to mention, I keep thinking in my head; "nipple lips"
Not to mention, I keep thinking in my head; "nipple lips"
You mean these?
I loved Squeeze-Its as a kid, but my parents would only buy them on my birthday or a similar occasion.[/QUOTE]
Oh my God I had forgotten about those. My brother and I had to beg to get them, even though it was basically Kool-Aid for rich kids.
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LordRavage
Red Velvet cake takes me to a happier time.
And Chocodiles rocked!!!!
And Chocodiles rocked!!!!
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Qonas
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Wasabi Poptart
Tandy Cakes. I haven't had these in forever, but my grandpop and I would have them with milk for a snack on Saturday afternoons. Unless you're from the Northeast US you'll probably have no idea what they are.
Looks like now they are called Kandy Kakes.
Looks like now they are called Kandy Kakes.
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lafftaff
YooHoo and Chiclets Gum
Since I read this thread, I have been trying to think of something, but nothing comes to mind...
Probably because, if it's avaliable today, I'm probably eating it sometimes.
Probably because, if it's avaliable today, I'm probably eating it sometimes.
figmentPez
Staff member
My parents were similar. I get to be nostalgic about stuff like:
and
The kind of candy you found in health food stores.
*sigh* I'm glad my mom's standards lowered over time, but early on in my childhood I got carob-coated malt balls in my stocking at Christmas. At least baked goods were always real stuff. My grandmother made awesome monster cookies, and my mom made this stuff she called kringla, but actually wasn't. It was some sort of puff pastry soaked in icing, though. Mmm, so good.
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