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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Post"I used to like the eggs that had a couple of pieces of marshmallow seperated by some soft caramel. Splendid straight out of the freezer!!!"
So brown eggs with chewy bits in them. Sure they were not those eggs the dog laid!
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Originally posted by richard-af View PostUsed to able to buy a cracker, a Dairy Lea-ish cheese traingle, and a silverskin onion, all packaged-up. For 30p. Came with a Chip Shop-like fork, too. Quality.
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mmm marathon bar
these were gtreat till they became 'snickers'
still waiting for mars bars to become 'snunderpants'
I used to love those little sherbert flying saucers
who remembers 'sticky lice'
ahhhhhh
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostCan anyone remember the name of the Cadbury's chocolate that used to contain honeycomb pieces - similar to crunchie but in a block size as opposed to a bar.
As seen here
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostCan anyone remember the name of the Cadbury's chocolate that used to contain honeycomb pieces - similar to crunchie but in a block size as opposed to a bar.
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Can anyone remember the name of the Cadbury's chocolate that used to contain honeycomb pieces - similar to crunchie but in a block size as opposed to a bar.
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"I used to like the eggs that had a couple of pieces of marshmallow seperated by some soft caramel. Splendid straight out of the freezer!!!"
So brown eggs with chewy bits in them. Sure they were not those eggs the dog laid!
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Originally posted by zeitghostMaybe it wasn't marzipan as such, it was sort of coconutty stuff... much better than creme eggs.
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Originally posted by zeitghostMaybe it wasn't marzipan as such, it was sort of coconutty stuff... much better than creme eggs.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglishPart of the whole midget gems thing. Sports and Midget Gems were owned by Lion. They were bought by the people who make Wine Gums - Maynards I think!
IIRC they also still make the sherbert & lollipop combos
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Originally posted by zeitghostSpangles.
Five Boys Chocolate bar.
Fry's Chocolate Egg... (marzipan inside)... mmmmmmmmmmmm...
Marks and Sparks Spring Onion crisps in the big bags
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Used to able to buy a cracker, a Dairy Lea-ish cheese traingle, and a silverskin onion, all packaged-up. For 30p. Came with a Chip Shop-like fork, too. Quality.
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