Sweets of our time (or, why my teeth rotted)
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thebish wrote:bobo the clown wrote:fish finger butties ... A dream. That could be a whole new thread !
add my vote to that! one of the downsides of the kids growing up is there are less fish fingers in the shopping!
I've been waiting days for this... Captain Pedant needs to re-read his 'The difference between 'less' and 'fewer'' chapter in his Pedant's Handbook.

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Re: Sweets of our time (or, why my teeth rotted)
I was referring to the fingers made from the little-known "less" fish!Prufrock wrote:thebish wrote:bobo the clown wrote:fish finger butties ... A dream. That could be a whole new thread !
add my vote to that! one of the downsides of the kids growing up is there are less fish fingers in the shopping!
I've been waiting days for this... Captain Pedant needs to re-read his 'The difference between 'less' and 'fewer'' chapter in his Pedant's Handbook.
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Re: Sweets of our time (or, why my teeth rotted)
Yep can remember that and seemed to love it not sure why can't stand coconut or cherries.Bruce Rioja wrote:Cabana. Anyone remember it? It had coconut and cherries in it and was sweet enough to disolve your skull.
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Fags; with red tips so it's really like a cigarette.
They changed to fads without the red tip and now I think they are gone.

They changed to fads without the red tip and now I think they are gone.

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They were a bit like a posh bounty. My Gran used to get me one on a Saturday when I visited with my DadRaven wrote:Yep can remember that and seemed to love it not sure why can't stand coconut or cherries.Bruce Rioja wrote:Cabana. Anyone remember it? It had coconut and cherries in it and was sweet enough to disolve your skull.
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Funny, but I too have always disliked any form of coconut. Hated the stuff from days when icing on sandwich cakes used to have it around the edges, yet a dark chocolate Bounty was always the exception to the rule.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:They were a bit like a posh bounty. My Gran used to get me one on a Saturday when I visited with my DadRaven wrote:Yep can remember that and seemed to love it not sure why can't stand coconut or cherries.Bruce Rioja wrote:Cabana. Anyone remember it? It had coconut and cherries in it and was sweet enough to disolve your skull.
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Re: Sweets of our time (or, why my teeth rotted)
As a kid I'd eat any form of chocolate or sweets. But now I wouldn't eat a bounty if you paid me. I was a very lucky kid as my parents owned a corner shop. Needless to say I vetted the stock we carried and got loads of free samples from the sweet salesmen. I also used to make all the jubblies in summer. I used to drink the syrup and spend the rest of the day running to the loo...happy daysTANGODANCER wrote:Funny, but I too have always disliked any form of coconut. Hated the stuff from days when icing on sandwich cakes used to have it around the edges, yet a dark chocolate Bounty was always the exception to the rule.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:They were a bit like a posh bounty. My Gran used to get me one on a Saturday when I visited with my DadRaven wrote:Yep can remember that and seemed to love it not sure why can't stand coconut or cherries.Bruce Rioja wrote:Cabana. Anyone remember it? It had coconut and cherries in it and was sweet enough to disolve your skull.

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