Blog #Retro

A nostalgic look back at the sweets we were eating back in the 1980s. Inc. Trebor Black Jacks and Phantoms and Woolworths Pic n' Mix.

Do you remember United chocolate biscuits? They were particularly popular in the 1980s, but what happened to them?

From the Teacake to Snowballs, Tunnock's has been captivating taste buds since the 1950s with its range of delicious Scottish biscuits.

The much-loved McVitie's Fruit Club has disappeared from many supermarket shelves in recent times, but can you still buy them?

Sugar Mice are a traditional British Christmas sweet treat. We reveal their history and shown you how to make them with a simple recipe.

What exactly is a coconut mushroom and which ones are the best rated? Plus, where to buy them, and a list of ingredients.

What is their association with Doctor Who? What are they dusted with? Why was Boy george condemned for eating them?

Who invented bubblegum and why is pink the original colour? Plus, do you remember Bazooka, Anglo Bubbly and Hubba Bubba?

We take a comprehensive look back at 60 different classic sweets from the 19th and 20th century, that can still be bought today!

We explore the origins and history of this colourful classic, including McVitie's. Huntley & Palmers products, plus, a home made recipe.

Featuring the iconic Honey Monster, Sugar Puffs are one of Britain's most popular sweet cereals. But there was a major change in 2014.

Do you remember the Banjo chocolate bar? We take a nostalgic look back and try to discover why it disappeared from UK shelves in the 1980s.