Total Members Voted: 60
Voting closed: November 10, 2022, 09:14:46 am
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Quote from: phil old leake on November 05, 2022, 06:17:38 pmCan people remember when kids sweets were cheap. I remember as a primary school kid going to the Wooden Hut in Cantley after school. Sports mixture 4 for 1/2 pence if I remember correctly. Same with black jacks and fruit salads. Penny toffee was a penny. my old man used to call them spice
Can people remember when kids sweets were cheap. I remember as a primary school kid going to the Wooden Hut in Cantley after school. Sports mixture 4 for 1/2 pence if I remember correctly. Same with black jacks and fruit salads. Penny toffee was a penny.
I once found a farthing and went to the shop. Could buy either a fruit salad or a Blackjack Circa 1966
Ha, failed join the dots on that one Idler. There was a sweet factory in Balby where humbugs and rock type stuff was rolled out. At the top of Sanford rd down behind some allotments.
Armitages, they had a stall on Donny Market
Quote from: SydneyRover on November 06, 2022, 06:56:35 pmQuote from: phil old leake on November 05, 2022, 06:17:38 pmCan people remember when kids sweets were cheap. I remember as a primary school kid going to the Wooden Hut in Cantley after school. Sports mixture 4 for 1/2 pence if I remember correctly. Same with black jacks and fruit salads. Penny toffee was a penny. my old man used to call them spiceI always knew sweets as spice growing up on the Wakefield/Leeds border.
But ours, happily, is light years better than that awful muck produced by Hershey.BobG