Comments on: Years later, candy’s still dandy http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/ Provided by CandyFavorites.com, the Internet's Largest Candy Store Thu, 8 Jan 2009 21:16:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: grammakris http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-9064 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 17:01:56 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-9064 ...I believe it was Lik'em Ade. I.e., like lemonade, just no water. The way its spelt here is almost... gross! …I believe it was Lik’em Ade. I.e., like lemonade, just no water. The way its spelt here is almost… gross!

]]> by: schutterpin@aol.com http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-4554 Fri, 05 Jan 2007 21:36:06 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-4554 I am interested in the old candy boxes please pespond I am interested in the old candy boxes please pespond

]]> by: Broadband Virgin http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-62 Mon, 08 May 2006 20:19:57 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-62 <strong>Broadband Virgin</strong> Broadband Virgin Broadband Virgin

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]]> by: jpozork http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-21 Sun, 21 Aug 2005 04:22:38 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-21 I have several very old (c. 1920's) candy boxes, including Clark's Zig Zag, Pendergasts's Grape O.K., Schutter's Old Nick, etc. Do you know anyone who might be interested in these? I have several very old (c. 1920’s) candy boxes, including Clark’s Zig Zag, Pendergasts’s Grape O.K., Schutter’s Old Nick, etc. Do you know anyone who might be interested in these?

]]> by: Administrator http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-20 Fri, 05 Aug 2005 18:34:31 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-20 Freddy, Thank you for visiting candyblog.org. I know of the product that you are referring to and sadly, it has been long discontinued. Unfortunately, in the candy industry, they do not pay heed to the wise words, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it..." Warm Regards, Jon Freddy,

Thank you for visiting candyblog.org. I know of the product that you are referring to and sadly, it has been long discontinued.

Unfortunately, in the candy industry, they do not pay heed to the wise words, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it…”

Warm Regards,
Jon

]]> by: oldfashionedcandy http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-19 Fri, 05 Aug 2005 17:46:00 +0000 http://www.candyblog.org/years-later-candys-still-dandy/#comment-19 Very well written... O but the candies of the past, eh?! And yes, those candy cigs... that takes me down memory-lane for sure! If you please, I am looking for a childhood fav. of my own... the original 1960's early '70's candy pastel lozenge by "Nutty Club." They were a flat wafer-like lozenge very-much-like the Fisherman's Friend, but larger and more rectangle in shape. They had a taste "all-their-own!" I have been trying to locate them for sometime now. I had heard that the original lozenge contained ether as an ingredient, and the candy was pulled from the shelves(??) Don't know if this is true or false though. "But" I did run across the lozenge at the PNE in Vancouver about 7 years ago in an old fashioned Candy booth at the market, and haven't seen them since. Can you please e-mail me if you know where I can find these ol' fashioned sweets today. My Nano (Grandma) always had them on hand, and I would love to find them again to satisfy my sweet-tooth! I am in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Please contact me via e-mail: freddybkual@hotmail.com if and when you have time please. Please place, "Old Fashioned Lozenge" in the subject line of the e mail, Thank you so much. Sincerely, Freddy Bolen.~ Very well written… O but the candies of the past, eh?! And yes, those candy cigs… that takes me down memory-lane for sure!

If you please,
I am looking for a childhood fav. of my own… the original 1960’s early ’70’s candy pastel lozenge by “Nutty Club.” They were a flat wafer-like lozenge very-much-like the Fisherman’s Friend, but larger and more rectangle in shape. They had a taste “all-their-own!” I have been trying to locate them for sometime now. I had heard that the original lozenge contained ether as an ingredient, and the candy was pulled from the shelves(??) Don’t know if this is true or false though. “But” I did run across the lozenge at the PNE in Vancouver about 7 years ago in an old fashioned Candy booth at the market, and haven’t seen them since. Can you please e-mail me if you know where I can find these ol’ fashioned sweets today. My Nano (Grandma) always had them on hand, and I would love to find them again to satisfy my sweet-tooth! I am in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Please contact me via e-mail: freddybkual@hotmail.com if and when you have time please. Please place, “Old Fashioned Lozenge” in the subject line of the e mail, Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
Freddy Bolen.~

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