Lore, don't think they were Bazooka joes they tasted well, like, um chewy. But I do remember germolene chewy's (we did call them that), the tuck shop on crofton road used to sell them. Aaarrrhhh, Mrs Ward....
haha Joby, I know the people who own that house now!
I didn't like the newsagents opposite 'my mums' - who used to sell massive boxes of broken biscuits for �1 - bargain!! anyway, it began with a G.. MR G........... oh that's gonna bug me now,
And earlier on the little old fella who had the shop on the corner opposite Saunders - Mr Rushden (oh it's all coming back!) a few doors up from Cunningham's chippy - they sold white peas, Yummy!
That's right Neenee, I'm sure it was the comic strip ones that tasted of germolene, but those happy faces were plastered all over my body when I had enough pennies to get a bag full!
I know you can still get them but huba buba were good too.. how many of them could you fit into your mouth without slobbering all down your chin!
and i loved Nutty bars...it has a kind of fudgey centre with peanuts all round the outside!
and someone mentioned on another thread..and jogged my memory - Secret bars...marshmallowy in the centre and a chocolate kind of 'weave' on the outside.
noooooOOOOOo there was a little dotty old man who owned one by the pram shop. He was called Mr Rushden - maybe they were brothers?! lol - I'm talking 1970's here!
I just remember the little, dark, dusty shop, you could get a quarter of anything there!
I never did like those alphabet candy things tho!
ooo, TOOTY FRUITY's - were they the little square shaped sweets?