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Caramac's no more. Which discontinued sweets/choc would you bring back?

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  • Coffeekup said:
    As for me I wish they being back this... Yes you could argue it's like Cadbury caramel but I dont like Cadbury's nasty after taste.

    I used to love these!
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  • Murphybear
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    Does anyone remember lemonade powder?  It was a bag of bright yellow crystals and made a nice drink.  I have no idea what was in it but it could have been citric or tartaric acid.  When my cousin and I visited our grandmother for an overnight stay out came the lemonade powder.  It was very tasty.   
  • PLRFD
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    Yes I remember it was sold in paper cones by the quarter ounce you could dip lollies in it too.
  • Farway
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    PLRFD said:
    Yes I remember it was sold in paper cones by the quarter ounce you could dip lollies in it too.
    And your wet finger, which gave a satisfyingly yellow stained finger once the sherbet had been eaten

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  • PLRFD said:
    Yes I remember it was sold in paper cones by the quarter ounce you could dip lollies in it too.
    My tastebuds are tingling just thinking about it!

    We used to eat some proper rubbish back in the day, but that was always in addition to decent meals. These days there is a reliance on UPF for our meals, particularly lunchtimes.
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  • GaleSF63
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    Milk Tray bar, and


  • GaleSF63 said:
    Milk Tray bar, and


    I remember these but not with fondness. A flat, past-its-best taste springs to mind.
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  • Clowance
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    Saw someone buying a pack of three caramac in a food warehouse (large iceland) in Poole yesterday, if anyones pining for it.

  • Murphybear
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    Clowance said:
    Saw someone buying a pack of three caramac in a food warehouse (large iceland) in Poole yesterday, if anyones pining for it.

    I had a friend whose cat loved Caramac :D.  It surprised me that the cat didn’t have any weight or dental problems 
  • Murphybear
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    One of the boxes of chocs used to have a lime cordial barrel.  I think it might have been Milk Tray.  Lime was, and still is, one oh my favourite flavours.  
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