what was your fave sweet at tuckshop????????

[cyan]

white mice anytime!

havealookatthisforinspiration

ooh Greensleeves those red hot gobstoppers were vile, yet somehow irresistable!

Yes! I loved those fish and chips!

I havent found the american footballers either!!!

Here a great site

the red gobstoppers - atomic fireballs? They still make them, dunno where

My local sweetshop does wham bars, cola bars (scrummy) irn bru bars and dan bars... all those! YUM YUM YUM

I loved the powdery teeth, they still make these too but can never find them.

i love booty bags, waitrose has them. I love bruiser bars, but the cola ones they do in asda not the blackcurrant ones!

I love sweets

and another good one!

just tried, me neither - only references to them on other fora! (grammar police, hope that is correct)

Macaroon bars
And there were these white chocolate discs with hundreds and thousands on one side.

Chipmonkey are you refering to Snowies?
Jazzies are the milk choc variety!!

Tuck shop was wham bars and frozen calypso drinks. The boys used to throw throw them at the walls and let them splatter over the gaggle of girls sat on the benches by the walls. Oh and those ice pop things.

spursmum, THAT's what they were called!

thomcat, do you mean Mr Freezes? Oh, would Lottie have her medicine in a freezer pop?

Yes, Jazzies! Does anyone remember Buttersnaps?

Hot pasties at break (skinny then so no probs) but absolutely loved aniseed twists.

those little milk bottles with cornflour all over them - yummy

Wow thanks for the site spursmum ....wot memories
I think
Lemon sherbets
pink WOW! bars
and cola bottles
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmm I'm drooling just thinking about them..........

CHADS!
Just remembered their name, 9the little orange things fromt he ice cream van) CHADS!

chocolate logs (dh would no doubt have a lot to say)
black jacks
pink panther "chocolate"

and an ice cream had to have monkey blood on it. Dh thinks I'm making it up. Did no one else call it monkey blood?

fab I remember Splicer bars. They were lovley.