Can I have a quarter of...

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chewy cola cubes!

I'm just off to the corner shop, can I get you anything?

Strawberry laces and cola bottles (the chewy sweets, not the drink!). Ta vm. 👍🙂

Chewing nuts for me please.

Whew, Clarnico, there’s posh!

Old English Spangles, please. And a quarter of Liverpool Mints. (Still waiting for someone to confirm these actually existed outside my crystal-clear recollection of them, around the late 60s?? Like Everton Mints but longer, with red and white stripes obv.)

Oh, and some cinder toffee too, please.

Aniseed balls and blackjacks please!

Liquorice and Blackcurrant

Mint toffees please.

Pineapple cubes and barley sugar please and a wee bag of smush.
Thank you.

White bonbons or Riley’s Chocolate Toffee Rolls (an NI thing - long gone, much missed)

Can I add many some Caramac bars, please?

Just looked up Chelsea Whoppers. Oh my.

Cola roller balls please (the ones that looked like ball bearings). I know the silver stuff was found to be toxic, but I don't care.

Choc lick

The white chocolate mice or skulls with the day-glo red 'strawberry' goo in the middle. Or rum balls.

Midget gems, pineapple chunks, cola cubes and aniseed balls.

I wish I'd looked after me teeth

Cherry lips and floral gums please

Milk bottles, the chewy ones covered in powder, not the crap imitations available now
Lucky bag
Couple of chocolate tools, maybe the paint brush and spanner but any will do

Lemon Bon bons please

Most of these retro cravings can be found on this brilliant site. They sell something called chewing nuts sound like the chocolate ones mentioned by some PPs.
Great nostalgic thread OP thanks.

https://www.aquarterof.co.uk/

The Chelsea Whoppers aren’t as good as they used to be and cost about £2!!!!

Clove rock, yum

Lemon sherbet crystals and toffee crumble please

Yes, they were my dad's fave, they are lovely. I think he lost a filling eating them once though

They're very disappointing to the ones we had as children (70s kid)

2.49 to be exact, or 4 interest-free payments of £0.62. 😆

Smush was the bits from the bottom of the jars of boiled sweets.