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I am missing one of my all-time favorite candies. I think they were called Kentucky Mints, and I believe they were made by Brach’s. They were a white mint with a green “jelly” center. Are they still around anywhere? My grandparents always had a candy dish in the living room with those mints in abundant supply, and Grandpa Lewis always had a pack of Blackjack Gum and Beemans Gum for the grandkids when we came over.
I’m looking for cinnamon certs. There are a few random ones available on ebay, but that’s it. So freaking sad. Anyone know the closest candy still being made?
can we get the marathon bars back? i’m jonesing for one. lol
I truly miss the Caramel Chocolate covered Pom Poms of so long ago. I loved eating them with my popcorn at the theater – Nothing seems to come close to these. Anyone have any ideas of anything that would? I tried Jr Caramels but they are not the same – they are too soft and gooey and Milk Duds are too hard LOL
When I was a young girl in the sixties and early seventies there was a hard candy (much like the jolly ranchers of today) called twists. Does anyone besides me remember these candies?