We have a shop in Sheffield called granellis it's being here many years and you can. Bye most of the old 70 sweets and still made bye the original sweet makers it's a fab shop
What a wonderful period in one's life! Music, fashion, sweets and life was so simple. So emotional at times that nostalgia can be. Thank you Geoff for the upload.
OMG 'Chocolate Tools' how fab. Whilst on holiday last month went to eat at a Chinese buffet. The main part of the 'kids' dessert section included loads of 70's sweet. Get out of my way kid, grown up coming through :-)
I loved milk teeth when i was young, mum used to give us 20p & that would get us a good lot of sweets. Cider quenches were always a fav when the ice cream van came round, great times.
And I wonder why my teeth are so bad at 40!!!!! Jeez, I have eaten every single one of those at some point! What is sad, is that I can still remember the tastes too!!!
This is all I could find on the Internet : Frazzles are a bacon-flavour corn-based snack sold in the United Kingdom, manufactured by Smiths, and for a time by Walkers. The packet has kept to the same crimson background with yellow writing style throughout the brand's presence in the market. The snacks have been produced since 1975, as printed on recent packaging. Frazzles are styled as rashers of bacon and because of this are very recognisable. Leslie Ivey, a tool maker working on behalf of Smiths' West London factory, managed the design and build of the first machine to draw the signature stripe on Frazzles. Many supermarkets have since released their own-brand bacon corn snacks because of the popularity of Frazzles. Despite their bacon styling, Frazzles are suitable for vegetarians but not vegans, as they contain lactose from milk.
1min 47: Strawberry bonbons - long time no see - yet still remembered that they were called bonbons - I thought they were called sherbert bonbons. Also had lemon ones. I used to hate Rupert the Bear but this song evokes much nostalgia!
Bonbons came in different flavours, back then, plain white had a tiger centre, but yellow and strawberries had the same flavour tofee inside that corresponded to the colour, and I agree you completeley about the Rupert the Bear theme song...
@@leethomas255 Thanks for your response. I have not actually been able to eat any sweets [and indeed most sauces as they have vinegar and also spicey foods] since summer 2012 and eat very bland food. I had some gum recession problems in summer 2012 with a few upper teeth - then in 2013 a mysterious burning pain in a lower premolar tooth at the gumline which - although pulled out in 2017 after root-canal and crown treatment - appeared in the adjacent premolar tooth with another pain on the other side etc. Even after doing all the treatments, although the molar has stopped hurting, the burning with the premolar goes up and down with what i eat (even after root canal and crown). I asked to have it pulled out last year but the dentist referred me to a specialist [finally saw on april 31st] , who then claimed it was probably burning mouth syndrome which they don't really understand rather than sensitivity [although only at one tooth!}. Told that there is 6-8 month wait for NHS appointment - but it seems I will never eat sweets again. But no need to feel sorry, look up who I actually am on Google [esp. the Undermining the Walls/Invading the Sacred entry]. My books have been exciting academic scholars worldwide - I am the man who will undermine all Religion, Materialist Science. solved the central problems of Eastern and Western Philosophy and bring in the New Age!
Anybody remember the fizzy covered red 'Cola Cubes' shown in the clip? I loved them, and the chewy buterscoth sweets, no-one seems to remember them or Treats 😢
I'm trying to find the Australian Tosca chocolate bar advertisement from the 70's. No luck so far. Also does anyone remember the Pearl mints from the 70's? They were pearly white & round with a chocolate filling.
We have a shop in Sheffield called granellis it's being here many years and you can. Bye most of the old 70 sweets and still made bye the original sweet makers it's a fab shop
What a wonderful period in one's life! Music, fashion, sweets and life was so simple. So emotional at times that nostalgia can be. Thank you Geoff for the upload.
You're most welcome, thank you!
OMG 'Chocolate Tools' how fab.
Whilst on holiday last month went to eat at a Chinese buffet. The main part of the 'kids' dessert section included loads of 70's sweet. Get out of my way kid, grown up coming through :-)
Great video, What a flashback.
I miss my childhood :,(
I loved milk teeth when i was young, mum used to give us 20p & that would get us a good lot of sweets. Cider quenches were always a fav when the ice cream van came round, great times.
bringing me back lovely memories
Some classics never die...foam bananas forever!
Yeah! God I wish we could go back
And I wonder why my teeth are so bad at 40!!!!! Jeez, I have eaten every single one of those at some point! What is sad, is that I can still remember the tastes too!!!
This is all I could find on the Internet : Frazzles are a bacon-flavour corn-based snack sold in the United Kingdom, manufactured by Smiths, and for a time by Walkers. The packet has kept to the same crimson background with yellow writing style throughout the brand's presence in the market. The snacks have been produced since 1975, as printed on recent packaging. Frazzles are styled as rashers of bacon and because of this are very recognisable. Leslie Ivey, a tool maker working on behalf of Smiths' West London factory, managed the design and build of the first machine to draw the signature stripe on Frazzles. Many supermarkets have since released their own-brand bacon corn snacks because of the popularity of Frazzles. Despite their bacon styling, Frazzles are suitable for vegetarians but not vegans, as they contain lactose from milk.
My favourites then and now, eaten with Cherryade. Happy days!
Choc tools and sherbet pips delish! Cant get owt like it used to be. .sad times😭🍬🍫
Don't forget 'Bazooka Joe's' & 'Jubbly's'.
Gosh! Captain Rainbow ice lollies. I haven't that since 1976. It was my favourite ice lolly at the time.
Swizzels make Rainbow Drops
1min 47: Strawberry bonbons - long time no see - yet still remembered that they were called bonbons - I thought they were called sherbert bonbons. Also had lemon ones. I used to hate Rupert the Bear but this song evokes much nostalgia!
For a time stamp you need that colon Sutapas mate 1:47
Bonbons came in different flavours, back then, plain white had a tiger centre, but yellow and strawberries had the same flavour tofee inside that corresponded to the colour, and I agree you completeley about the Rupert the Bear theme song...
@@leethomas255 Thanks for your response. I have not actually been able to eat any sweets [and indeed most sauces as they have vinegar and also spicey foods] since summer 2012 and eat very bland food. I had some gum recession problems in summer 2012 with a few upper teeth - then in 2013 a mysterious burning pain in a lower premolar tooth at the gumline which - although pulled out in 2017 after root-canal and crown treatment - appeared in the adjacent premolar tooth with another pain on the other side etc. Even after doing all the treatments, although the molar has stopped hurting, the burning with the premolar goes up and down with what i eat (even after root canal and crown). I asked to have it pulled out last year but the dentist referred me to a specialist [finally saw on april 31st] , who then claimed it was probably burning mouth syndrome which they don't really understand rather than sensitivity [although only at one tooth!}. Told that there is 6-8 month wait for NHS appointment - but it seems I will never eat sweets again.
But no need to feel sorry, look up who I actually am on Google [esp. the Undermining the Walls/Invading the Sacred entry]. My books have been exciting academic scholars worldwide - I am the man who will undermine all Religion, Materialist Science. solved the central problems of Eastern and Western Philosophy and bring in the New Age!
When sweets were sweets
Cider Quenches - that takes me back...
Hell, now u HAVE just taken me back....that Black Eye stuff was brutal! Hahahahaha
I am 10 - I was fantasizing over the Beehive Treats sweet shop just now - We got flying saucers and everything! I spent £5.75
Anybody remember the fizzy covered red 'Cola Cubes' shown in the clip? I loved them, and the chewy buterscoth sweets, no-one seems to remember them or Treats 😢
Haha! Do you look anything like him? Did you know his name is Rupert Bear - they just added 'the' for the TV programme song because it fitted better?
Well, one minor error. Bananaman didn't come out till the 1980s. :)
The first TV episode was shown in 1983.
they are sort of between jelly and gummy bears in hardness and yes it is sugar and yes they have a fruty taste.
Right about now i would kill for a bag of jelly wellies.
Remember the fake cigarettes lol 😂
yes, there are indeed
I miss the after school sugar rush
yes
10p mix please sir
I think they're more 80s than 70s.
No wonder all my teeth are frikkin rotten !
fantastic. inspired me to do my own video of some old lolly wrappers i collected some 35 years ago. check it out if you have time
I'm trying to find the Australian Tosca chocolate bar advertisement from the 70's. No luck so far. Also does anyone remember the Pearl mints from the 70's? They were pearly white & round with a chocolate filling.
Not here in the UK no, were they Australian?
Can anyone remember Alphabet sweets that were in a small box?
You've done an Austin powers and lost your mmmojo....
haha! Bad boy - nasty habit! lol
amelia
to the person who 'wood' still eat some of these sweets. save your money and buy a dictionary or a spell check. Lipstick lol
Blimey! The rubbish we ate.