"PENMART01" wrote in message
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> >"Mike Pearce" writes:
> >
> >"PENMART01" wrote:
> >>
> >> "Welch's Fudge Bar"
> >
> >That was my favorite when I was a kid.
>
> Has to be the richest candy bar ever made... maybe it's a good thing
they're no
> longer.

When I wrote my response I was thinking that I wouldn't mind tasting one
again, but just one. Maybe just a half, as I recall a Welch's Fudge Bar came
two pieces to a package.

-Mike

jimmyz wrote:
> Also, "Ice Cubes", little squares of chocolate, milk or coffee
> flvaored.

Are Ice Cubes really gone? I used to get them at a local deli, but I
haven't seen them in about a year. I loved them in college; the
bookstore sold them.

--Charlene

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"Charlene Charette" > wrote in message
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> jimmyz wrote:
> > Also, "Ice Cubes", little squares of chocolate, milk or coffee
> > flvaored.
>
> Are Ice Cubes really gone? I used to get them at a local deli, but I
> haven't seen them in about a year. I loved them in college; the
> bookstore sold them.

I think they're known as Icy Squares in Canada. Made by Moritz, the same
type of chocolate is also sold in little foil cups and known as, surprise!,
Icy Cups (about the size of a Hershey's Kiss). Had some of each at
Christmas.

Gabby

>"Mike Pearce" writes:
>
>>"PENMART01" wrote:
>> >"Mike Pearce" writes:
>> >"PENMART01" wrote:
>> >> "Welch's Fudge Bar"
>> >
>> >That was my favorite when I was a kid.
>>
>> Has to be the richest candy bar ever made... maybe it's a good thing
>> they're no longer.
>
>When I wrote my response I was thinking that I wouldn't mind tasting one
>again, but just one. Maybe just a half, as I recall a Welch's Fudge Bar came
>two pieces to a package.

Just one piece... lusciously rich chocolate fudge bar with a dark chocolate
coating... perhaps you remember two because that's how many bars you ate at a
sitting, that's how many anyone could eat at one time and still live.


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: writes:
:> "Big Hunk". Used to get them in the theater in the early 1970's.

: "Big Hunk"s are still around, I see them at a lot of the discount
: retailers.

: http://www.annabelle-candy.com/

Cool! I haven't seen one in the store in years.

wrote:
> : writes:
> :> "Big Hunk". Used to get them in the theater in the early 1970's.
>
> : "Big Hunk"s are still around, I see them at a lot of the discount
> : retailers.
>
> : http://www.annabelle-candy.com/
>
> Cool! I haven't seen one in the store in years.
>

I saw them at a gas station recently.

--Charlene

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Leonard Rubenstein

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"Gabby" > wrote in message >...
> "Charlene Charette" > wrote in message
> link.net...
> > jimmyz wrote:
> > > Also, "Ice Cubes", little squares of chocolate, milk or coffee
> > > flvaored.
> >
> > Are Ice Cubes really gone? I used to get them at a local deli, but I
> > haven't seen them in about a year. I loved them in college; the
> > bookstore sold them.
>
> I think they're known as Icy Squares in Canada. Made by Moritz, the same
> type of chocolate is also sold in little foil cups and known as, surprise!,
> Icy Cups (about the size of a Hershey's Kiss). Had some of each at
> Christmas.
>
> Gabby


"Moritz" sounds familiar. The milk chocolate ones were wrapped in
silver foil, the coffee flavor were in a light gold foil. I'll have to
look at the counters when I go into convenience stores.

Nothing like strolling down candy memory lane. I do remember Big
Hunk's, Charleston Chews, Mallow Cups.

What I remember are Razzle Dazzle's, also I remember another cube candy
called Chunky. Nothing like candy bars from the 70's that have not
survived since.

Summerbreeze

(Wendy Udelhoven) writes:
> What I remember are Razzle Dazzle's, also I remember another cube candy
> called Chunky. Nothing like candy bars from the 70's that have not
> survived since.

Nestle still makes the Chunky (the local gas station has 'em, as does
the Nestleusa.com site), but it appears that all flavors except the
"nuts and raisins" are long departed.



--
Richard W Kaszeta

http://www.kaszeta.org/rich

Mallow Cups are still manufactured. I live in the town of Altoona, PA where
they're made! However, I really am not a fan of these candies, my finding
them a bit too sticky!
"mary" > wrote in message
...
> I just picked up a book called "Candyfreak" by Steve Almond, and he
mentions
> some of his favorite candy bars which have been discontinued. I can think
of
> two that do not exist anymo Mallow Cups and Clark Bars. Anyone else
have
> favorite candy bars which are now resting in peace? By the way the book is
a
> great read.
>
> Tom
>
>

"MisNomer" > wrote in message
...
> Razzle Dazzle? Wasn't that a Canadian kids show, with a turtle named
howard,
> and one of the hosts later married "krissy" from "threes company"?

Wow, you have a good memory! Al, the kiddies' pal (and now Suzanne
Somers'), & Michelle Finney. Replaced a few years later by Trudy Young and
Ray Bellew. I loved that show & watched it every day. Never heard of the
candy bar.
More about the show he
http://www.film.queensu.ca/CBC/R.html

Gabby