1960s candy

Have you ever wondered were the Beatles’ favorite candy from the 1960s? Or what did the Rolling Stones have in their pockets while performing on the stage? Or what would James Bond enjoy if he did not have to go through all the adventures? The 1960s was the era of peace, love, and, of course, some new, mouthwatering candy, which was on its way to being introduced to the public. Continue reading about candy from the 60s on our website.

This article about candy from the 1950s will really give you candy nostalgia if you were a a young 50s kid with pockets full of your favorite 1950s candy.

Vintage 1960s Good and Plenty and the one I personally liked less... Good 'n Fruity candy boxes.

Get ready to take a trip down memory lane with us as we explore the delicious world of candy from the 1960s through the 1980s. Candy is more than just a sweet treat; it's a cultural touchstone that brings back fond memories of childhood and simpler times. During these decades, the candy industry underwent a rapid transformation, with new flavors, textures, and shapes that captured the imaginations of candy lovers everywhere.

By DiAnn Mills @DiAnnMills A few weeks ago, I asked my friends on Facebook to share their favorite childhood candy. We had so much fun reminiscing that I decided to research the top-selling candy since the 1950s. Sweet Taste Explosions of the 1950s Anise Bears Atomic Fireballs Turkish Taffy Dad’s Root Beer Barrels Junior Mints Bit-O-Honey Sugar Babies Lemonheads Bubblegum ... Read More

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