What kind of Candy do you like from 1940's, 1950's, 1960's, 1970's? (stove, shake)

[Leana76]

Mine used to be Hubba Bubba Bubblegum. But I've pretty much quit eating candy about 10 years ago. Very rarely will I eat any. The only kind I'll eat these days are M & M's. But very rarely.

Not good for your teeth, not good for your waistline (your weight), and not good for your skin either (makes you breakout; pimples and acne).

[dorado0359]

Butter Nut and Zero Bars were probably my favorites.

[asassyvic]

Originally Posted by hiknapster

Sky bar. You could only get them in New England.

Love skybars and use to get them in San Francisco in the 50's.
You can still find them at Cracker Barrel. Don't seem to taste as good to me anymore.
Loved U-No candy bars but can't find them anywhere now.

[Jason_Els]

Originally Posted by KimoJimo

Those were my favorites, too! (Try OldTimeCandy.com)

Just a note to say I have ordered from them too and it was a pleasant experience. Nice people and very prompt with my order.

[hiknapster]

Wow! Lots of response for the Skybar! That is very cool.

[Vienna]

Loved Abba-Zabba, chick o' stick, razzle dazzle, ahhh the good old days when the neighborhoods had a bakery truck.

[Bevers1]

Can anyone tell me if they know if the Big Boogie bar is available anywhere now? Or can someone obtain a recipe for one.

[country pride]

Originally Posted by Paula Lynn

Good and Plenty = and those candy lipsticks

I loved those candy lipsticks! Heck, on my way to school every morning, my friend and I would stop at the little (what once was) ma-and-pa store and spend our lunch money on that, and those 'Fizzies' tablets. Those were so cool!

[case44]

You may remember the Marathon candy bar from the 1970s. Chocolate and twisted caramel. "It lasts a good long time."

[tasmtairy]

I remember u-no bars now that you mention it. I loved them. Abba zabba, we had a store called Candy Cane Lane and my brother loved rock candy, I hated it.