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Originally Posted by Kangaroofarmer
Yeah, What is it with the lack of Chiko Rolls now?
Twinpoles? That icypole with the two sticks, that you could split and share with people. Haven't seen any for years.
Your'e right, and they were yellow and red, reminded me of those flags at the beach, lol. Also remember 'Toucans' (two-can), they were similar but they had like 4 flavours instead of just two.
Amazingly, pollywaffles and curly wurlys are available in New York grocery stores. Imported from England probably.
Ah the 5c redskin after school from the local milkbar. Lemon sherberts and strawberries and creams.
Last time I was back home they were even missing the potato scallop and fish cocktail from the local bbq chicken shop. Less battered savs too. Besides the fact its almost impossible to find the local chicken shop these days.
On the soft drink front, does anyone remember Leeds lemonade and they now have Lemon Lime Solo!!
Amazingly, pollywaffles and curly wurlys are available in New York grocery stores. Imported from England probably.
Ah the 5c redskin after school from the local milkbar. Lemon sherberts and strawberries and creams.
Last time I was back home they were even missing the potato scallop and fish cocktail from the local bbq chicken shop. Less battered savs too. Besides the fact its almost impossible to find the local chicken shop these days.
On the soft drink front, does anyone remember Leeds lemonade and they now have Lemon Lime Solo!!
This is an odd name
potato cake makes much more sense to me.
ohh lemon sherberts... my grandfather had a stash of these for me....
Location: The western periphery of Terra Australis
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Originally Posted by oz in SC
What were the lollies that had a licorice for a straw and had some powdery candy filling????
Was the filling sherbert? Those were Wonka sherbert fabulicious, I love those, lol. And the purple ones with green sherberty filling and nerds in them.
Was the filling sherbert? Those were Wonka sherbert fabulicious, I love those, lol. And the purple ones with green sherberty filling and nerds in them.
YES!!!!
I have to say,lollies over there were so much better than here....
Location: The western periphery of Terra Australis
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YES!!!!
I have to say,lollies over there were so much better than here....
Really? That's interesting to hear. I assumed the variety of 'candy' in the States would put us to shame.
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