HERE, readers tell us which sweets they’d like to see make a return.
A bar of Old Jamaican, it was dark chocolate, with rum and raisins inside. Mouth-watering now!
Catherine Owen, Michigan (formerly Glasgow)
Fry’s 5 Centre bars with five different flavours. It was great fun snapping one to discover the lime was half in the strawberry and the raspberry ran into the orange.
Susan Ireland, Kendal
I’d love to see Golden Cups or Apple Strudel – wee pieces of apple in chocolate in an apple-shaped bag. Loved it.
Christine Ramsay, Edinburgh
When we visited my grandpa in Arbroath in the holidays my mum used to stock up on Creamola Foam before we went home.
Dawn Jonson, Leicester
Mint Cracknel is the treat I loved most. To have it back would be like man landing on the moon again.
Gordon Mair, Glasgow
MB bars were my favourite. Health and safety would have a field day now as the bars didn’t have wrappers.
June Dunsire, Glenrothes
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I used to love Mint Bitz chocolate bars.
Julie Thomson, Coalburn, South Lanarkshire
Aztec Bars, Amazin’ Raisin Bars, Mint Cracknel and Penny Chews. Oops, I’m showing my age!
Martin Kelly, Glasgow
McCowan’s Toffee bars. So hard you had to smash them to pieces before you could chew them.
James G. Plenderleith, Edinburgh
Being brought up in wartime sweets were very limited. I loved the taste of sweet cigarettes but they’d be taboo now!
Elizabeth O’Regan, Lincoln
It would be proper candy balls. They were gloriously sweet, chewy and lasted for ever. My mother always said it was the only peace she got when we were all sucking them.
Sandra Ritchie, West Lothian
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