And it's only a short train ride away in Brum, lol
Oooooh, they do Twinkies too. I love Twinkies.
And it's only a short train ride away in Brum, lol
There are some bad things there.
Bubble Gum Cigarettes - Black Lung: Satisfy your oral fixation with these classic Bubble Gum Cigarettes. Each pack contains twelve sticks of lemon flavoured bubble gum that are cleverly disguised in a paper wrapping to look like cigarettes. We're pretty sure that NHS will have no problem with you chewing a pack a day!
Oooooh, they do Twinkies too. I love Twinkies.
You know you want to pay the shop a visit, a straight 3 minute walk from Snow Hill station.
What were the ciggie sweets that had a kind of soft nougaty filling called? they were wrapped in edible paper, and if you eat five at once the paper wodged up in you teeth. the filling was seriously addictive though.
Don't worry, it's genuine. I found it over on the Wagon Wheel Forums. Some pretty knowledgable guys on there. Some of them make great customs too with pink nougat.
Biker.
In response to your post 111, yes I do remember Texan bars......Which is why I posted a link to an ad for one in post 52 lol
As for H.R. puff n stuff, you will not remember it well, as the series was not shown in the UK! The film version was shown, but not the series, so you would be likely to have only seen it during the school summer holidays...then again as a repeat. In the UK, it is also often simply referred to as witchypoo.
As a further tenuous link to cakes/sweets and old TV programmes...bring on the Double deckers
Good shot of doughnut at 1.06
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsEeVOchA78
Did you get cinnamon tatties south of the border ?
A kind of mishapen chunk of softish rock sweetie covered in cinnamon and icing sugar ? Used to have a tiny wee plastic charm/toy pressed into them before they went hard.
H & S would have a nightmare with it these days, but oh they were good
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