Richard Hawley

You can still get the cheese and onion flavour here - 10p a bag - they must be TINY bags, either that or they are being sold at 70's prices?

http://www.sweetiebag.com/sweets-chocolates/Burton%27s-Potato-Puffs---Cheese-%27n%27-Onion-455.asp

yum

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I don't remember that one! I found this page with lots of long lost favourites - it brought back a few memories for me - mint cracknell, golden nugget - yum!

http://tv.cream.org/specialassignments/bestbefore/arksweet.htm

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bring back the free trade hall

Ooh yes we used to freeze those!

Mint Cracknell - You could inflict serious lacerations on your tongue with that, I remember

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Who made that chocolate bar which was alternate layers of milk & dark chocolate

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They were made by Fry's - I remember them, were they called Chocolate Sandwich? You could get milk/plain/milk or plain/milk/plain I think.

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I remember seeing them on sale at the cake shop, of all places. I didn't like going in there as a child, as my Mum would stand & gossip for what seemed like ages

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Great crisps nostalgia

Biscuits always evoke a lost world too. Anyone remember these Jamboree biscuits?

Me gran used to buy them all the time for us - you could get them in a variety of dayglo shades and all (in retrospect) were foul tasting soggy things but when you're a bairn you'll a) eat any biscuit and b) think summat that's almost luminous must be good.....it did have coconut too so obviously you thought it must be healthy

Yes I remember those!

And these -



And lemon puff biscuits - and twiglets that were lovely and sticky, twice as long as they are now, and not burnt!

They look dead exotic, never had those.

They were lovely - a chocolate case, sponge and lots of buttercream from what I can remember. Very sickly though, not sure I could eat one now if they still made them, but I'd give it a go....!

...And lemon puff biscuits - and twiglets that were lovely and sticky, twice as long as they are now, and not burnt! [/quote]

They used to taste nicer years ago

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I used to buy Deltas in M & S, little triangles of potato, more of a biscuit than a crisp. Every so often they appear as an own brand in a supermarket, but I haven't seen any for a while.

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