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briarbuck

Lifer
Nov 24, 2015
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Sen-Sen! Rich's Cigar in Portland, Oregon, was one of the few places that sold them:
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Not discontinued but difficult to find in the USA, Tim Tams:
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American do not understand the infinite deliciousness that is inside a Tim Tam. Man those are delicious. Used to get them at Jungle Jims in Cincinnati.

I miss these from the 60's-70's. Would rip your teeth right from your head.

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scloyd

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May 23, 2018
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Apparently Atomic Fireballs were discontinued this year. I've lost faith in humanity.
Atomic Fireballs are still available.

Before I retired, I worked for the electric utility in Chicago. Ferrara Pan made Lemonheads, Boston Baked Beans and Red Hots. When I worked in the same neighborhood as Ferrara Pan and they were producing Red Hots the whole neighborhood smelled like cinnamon. If my memory is correct, they were in Forest Park, a suburb of Chicago. Not sure if they're still there.
 
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scloyd

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May 23, 2018
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Back in the 60's my grandmother lived a couple of blocks away, so we saw her several times a week. She always had a candy dish full of hard candy, little curly ribbons and red raspberries. They were always sticky...not very appetizing, even for a little kid.
 
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Egg Shen

Lifer
Nov 26, 2021
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Back in the 60's my grandmother lived a couple of blocks away, so we saw her several times a week. She always had a candy dish full of hard candy, little curly ribbons and red raspberries. They were always sticky...not very appetizing, even for a little kid.
Do you mean the red raspberry candy with the soft center but the wrapper more resembled a strawberry? If so, my grandma and all grandmas seemed to have those in the 90s. And Worther’s origInals.
 

scloyd

Lifer
May 23, 2018
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Do you mean the red raspberry candy with the soft center but the wrapper more resembled a strawberry? If so, my grandma and all grandmas seemed to have those in the 90s. And Worther’s origInals.
I know the wrapped raspberry candies you're describing, but my grandmother's weren't wrapped. They were red and raspberry shaped with a soft center. This was the mid to late '60's. Maybe they didn't wrap them back then.
 
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