I saw actual Jiffy Pop

**rosethecopycat** · 12-10-2005, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by sirrahbed

Back in the 70's, there was an instant pudding that came in small cups. I think it was called "shake-a-pudding"

How about the little wax coke bottle shapes that had colored sweet drink in them?

Necco candies, fruit stripe gum.....

I think the wax bottles are available at Cracker Barrel. They have a lot of old timey candy.

But what about cereals?

I'm over 40, and my favorite was Pink Panther cereal. Turned the milk pink.
(gross).

Also, there were some TV dinners that I remember...something to do with pirates....

I think that the Space Sticks were gross, but I sure ate alot of them in the 70's (during a cross country trip) Money was tight, and we were only allotted one Carnation Breakfast bar a day, the rest had to be Space Sticks. Peanut butter.....chocolate....vanilla..... (they were about as pallatable as diet soft drinks back then)

**finn's mom** · 12-10-2005, 01:49 PM

This wasn't an old product, but, something that isn't offered anymore. It wasn't offered for very long, and, I never found out why. But, Godiva, in the last few years, started making ice cream. My favorite was Ivory Chocolate Chip. Oh, man it was awesome. But, for the longest time, they haven't offered that flavor. I don't think I even saw it available for even a full year. Hm. This thread is fun, though...

**rosethecopycat** · 12-10-2005, 02:08 PM

I did see a commercial for a new Godiva ice cream, one with a hard shell of chocolate on the top. Tempting.....very tempting.....car keys.....where?

**Daisy and Delilah** · 12-10-2005, 08:04 PM

The 7up candy bar I loved those

Thanks Corinna! I loved that candy bar too. Didn't it have 7 different types of candy in the bar?

**Uabassoon** · 12-10-2005, 08:05 PM

I used to love Astro Pops as a kid, I don't think they make them anymore.

**Corinna** · 12-10-2005, 08:08 PM

Yes seven different bites in chocolate. I loved the orange and raspberry. S
Astro pops yeah they took them off to protect us from our selves the point hurt too many kids