Tooty Frooties
Cream and Cheesy Nik Naks
Morrisons curry pie from the deli
Proper Winter Mixture sweets that aren't all humbugs/cloves/burn your mouth minty
The old roses chocolate wrappers
The coffee one from roses
The brown one from Quality Street
Squeezy cheese that we could get back in the mid 90's. you squeezed it, spread it out and put it in the microwave. It had a gentle spice kick but not overwhelming. It was beautiful!
Heinz chicken tikka sandwich spread in a jar.
The shakeable asda salads with dressing - literally you shook the tub and just ate it - the dressing was so mouth watering i craved them (craving salad is just not me!) Haven't found anything even slightly as nice since and I've tried lots of dressings to try track it down (to get me eating more salad haha!)
My local bun shops cheese mix buns. They've changed the recipie and won't change back and added all unecessary stuff in it that makes it taste awful but pads it out more cheaply.
Sunny Delight like it used to be in the 90's.
Butter Chicken Curry from M&S - they've changed it and it's spicy now instead of the beautiful creamy treat it was.
Drawing ointment - stunk to high heaven and bright yellow but instantly drew boils/cysts/spots and made them disappear so quickly. Lasted forever too! Sulfate paste is no way near as good.
Quorn sausage patties - beautiful and much healthier than the fullfat Asda/Iceland ones
Sainsburys popping candy choc spread
L'aimant skin perfume (not the spray its not the same)
Asda smartprice choc eclairs in gold wrapping - so moreish
Frosties - little cola flavoured round sweets about 10p a roll
Proper selection boxes - stocking shaped with full size sweets and an orange/red net over the top - bit like the ones on the left here i.pinimg.com/originals/49/a7/e4/49a7e4f2517dbc3449a400200aaa717b.jpg
Smarties tubes with the plastic lids you could collect. (i know i know, bad plastic)
Tofo's
Golden wonder pot noodle like snacks. They got me through many a lunchtime caring for my grandad whilst wanting something hot but quick to eat. Much superior to pot noodle
@AndNoneForGretchenWieners "Gino, oh Gino Ginelli!"
Arctic roll is now 'ice cream roll' - Asda has it. (there's 2 in our freezer now)