Saturday 7 September 2013
Stylish Vintage Baby Presents: Penny Candies & Vintage Treats
Stylish
Vintage Baby Presents: Penny Candies & Vintage Treats
Did
you know that 65% of candy bars currently in production have been
around for more than 60 years? How many vintage candies from years
gone by were your childhood favorites? You may be surprised by how
many old fashioned candies are still just as popular as they were in
the past.
Vintage Candy: Pre 1920s
- Beemans Gum
- Butterfingers
- Canada Mints
- Candy Corn
- Black Jack Gum
- Charms
- Chiclets
- Doublemint Gum
- Goo Goo Clusters
- Good & Plenty
- Hershey's Chocolate
- Juicy Fruit Gum
- King Leo Soft Peppermint
- Lifesavers
- Moon Pie
- Necco Wafers
- Sen Sen
- Switzer's Licorice
- Tootsie Rolls
- Toblerone
- Whirly Pops
- Werther's Original Hard Candies
1920s
Vintage Candy:
- Abba Zabba
- Baby Ruth
- BB Bats
- Bit-o-Honey
- Bridge Mix
- Charleston Chews
- Black Cow
- Charms
- Chuckles
- Clove Gum
- Dubble Bubble
- Dum Dum Pops
- Goldenberg's Peanut Chews
- JuJubes
- Kits Taffy
- Milk Duds
- Milky Way
- Mounds
- Oh Henry!
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
- Sixlets
- Slo Pokes
- Squirrel Nut Zippers
- Teaberry Gum
- Unicorn Pops
- U-No
- Wax Lips, Fangs & Moustaches
- Zero
1950s
Vintage Candy:
- Atomic Fireballs
- Boston Baked Beans
- Bubble Gum Cigarettes
- Candy Necklace
- Good n' Plenty Licorice
- Hot Tamales
- Tootsie Pop
1970s
Vintage Candy:
- Appleheads
- Bazooka Bubble Gum
- Fun Dip (Lik M Aid)
- Pixy Stix
- Pop Rocks
- Ring Pop
Discontinued
Vintage Candy:
- Abba Zabba Chocolates
- Chicken Dinner Candy Bar
- Dr. Pepper Gum
- Gatorade Gum
- Pepsin Gum
- Wax Fingernails, Harmonicas and Moustaches
- Whistle Pops
- Yoo-Hoo Chocolate Bar
Banned
& Controversial Candy:
- Kinder Eggs: This German candy egg with a milk chocolate shell, white chocolate layer and hollow center containing a toy has been banned in the USA and deemed a choking hazard with fears that the small parts contained in the plastic capsule could be dangerous to children under the age of three. In fact, the USA has banned any candy containing non-food items like small toys.
- Candy Cigarettes: (banned in Finland, Norway, Ireland, Turkey and Saudi Arabia)
- Lollipipe: (real pipe classed as 'candy' rather than 'paraphernalia')
- Road Kill Gummis: (Kraft halted production in response to outcry by animal rights activists)
- Valentine's Candy Hearts: (banned in some schools)
- Maoam Candy: (caused a huge uproar in England due to suggestive imagery on the packaging)
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