Favorite Candy....

My daughter and I found something at the store that I loved when I was a girl. These little plastic fruit things with sugary stuff in them. Shaped like bananas, apples, strawberries, grapes, etc. I have not had these since I was about 10. So, I bought them and I feel like I am 10 again.

When I was buying them, the cashier told me that she used to love them too and mentioned those wax bottles that had liquid in them. My daughter loved those too.

So, what was your favorite candy as a kid?

Zag-nut and Cherry Mounds.....also Sen-Sen..... :candy:

Banana and/or vanilla B-B-Bats, Cherry Mash.

Favorite was sugar daddy, followed by milk duds and sweet tarts...at the movies I'd suck on Now & Latters (think that was the name, and grape was the best!).

I was allergic to chocolate as a kid. I really enjoyed Big Hunks and Sugar Babies !

Bit-o-honey. I was addicted. Then sugar babies.

My grandpa always had bit o honeys and shared them with me.

Those sugar dots on the strip of paper, and rock candy.

At the movies, Milk Duds and Good 'N Plenty.

And for what ever reason, we always got lots of Almond Roca around Christmas. I liked it too, but I still preferred the movie candies.

But now, at the movies I stick to the healthier pop corn. Yeah, right...

I like the little soft raspberries. I can still find them at the Mills.

Idaho Spud Candy Bar

The popular Idaho Spud Bar is a wonderful combination of a light cocoa flavored, soft marshmallow center drenched with a dark chocolate coating and then sprinkled with coconut (Sorry, no potato!). The potato shape and unique blend of ingredients appeals to both young and old, making the "Idaho Spud" one of the top hundred selling candy bars in the Northwest, and is Idaho Candy Company's best selling bar. The Idaho Spud Bar has been a favorite since it was first manufactured in 1918.