Things you don’t see nowadays ...

[SussexFamily]

Originally Posted by Vinniecat

I felt quite emotional looking at those pictures. We lived in a very well stocked sweet shop when I was a little girl and the pictures really took me back. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could time travel.

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Indeed it would ... hmmmm

[SussexFamily]

Playing cowboys and Indians

[limmy]

Originally Posted by SussexFamily

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Omg that's just reminded me. All my friends would get the Argos catalogue to search for celebrations, I always had the cigarette ones. 😄 🤣 My parents smoked more than 40 a day each, we got some decent stuff! 😲

[limmy]

We had this a lot! Everyone else always had sandwich spread but even the jar now makes me heave a little bit.

[tracy99]

Originally Posted by limmy

We had this a lot! Everyone else always had sandwich spread but even the jar now makes me heave a little bit.

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Used to love toast toppers!
And funnily enough we were in Asda on tues and I spotted sandwich spread on the shelf and remarked to hubby that I haven’t had it since I was a kid.i actually think,if I were to buy a jar I could actually still eat it,but I didn’t lol!
Tracy x

[SussexFamily]

Vesta Curry from a box... with Noodles too. how sophisticated for the 70's!

[PoohBears#1fan]

White dog poo. Not really a bad thing.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by PoohBears#1fan

White dog poo. Not really a bad thing.

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I can't comment on whether this is true or not, as beleive it or not I don't generally spend my time looking for white dog poo

[PoohBears#1fan]

Originally Posted by Guest

I can't comment on whether this is true or not, as beleive it or not I don't generally spend my time looking for white dog poo

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I'm sure not many do, but I remember as a teenager walking to school and back there was always white dog poo as we didn't have the same rules re. picking up.

[ROBBOTOO]

What a great thread! Although sadly showing my age as I remember a lot of them as a child.

I also remember being able to buy and drink this when I was young!

Top Deck (drink)
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Top Deck was a low alcohol shandy drink available in a variety of flavours and marketed to children in the United Kingdom from the 1960s to the 1980s.