A Chocolate, a grape, and a (Canadian version of) Cherry...they were all tasty, but the chocolate was my favorite flavor. I think the grape has the nicest looking wrapper though...

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I'm really excited to share this Sugar Babies pack today, because I always dig the forgotten spin-off flavors of standard brands, and that's just what this is. When I first saw this pack, I thought it was simply an earlier version than what I'd seen before, but after looking at my other Welch's Sugar Babies pack, I realized that the standard one I had before was described as "vanilla caramel tidbits" and this one as "assorted caramel tidbits". The inclusion of chocolate liquor on the…

Here's a beauty I've never come across before, a vintage foil Sweetarts package - this one still full. Though it's a Canadian release, licensed from Sunmark by Canadian candy giant O-Pee-Chee, it's still a beauty. This is pretty much what Sweetarts packages looked like in the U.S. in the 1970's, though, in Canada I suspect this style was used well into the 1980's, but that's educated speculation on my part. Also of note, this package is still sealed, and contains all of its' candy.

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From 1950s Candy Salemen's Catalogues

Misleading, because there is no chicken in this stick. Here's why the company thinks it's called Chick-o-Stick. I like how they are only speculating because the real story is lost. These aren't really true Chick-o-Sticks, though, because there is no coconut.

In part 1 of this series, we looked at some examples of candies that you may have grew up with in the 70s and 80s that hold a sweet memory...

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Here's one of three different Lemonhead boxes I have. This comes from the "Munktiki Collection", a large lot of consumer goods packaging saved and stored by Californian Paul Nielsen during the 1970's. A collection I recently acquired and will be documenting here. For more on Paul's current activities, check out www.munktiki.com.

Remember these????

I remember when I was a kid we would go up to the store and stand and stare at the candy counter trying to figure out what to buy. Of cours...