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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 2

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I thought that Peter Paul products had disappeared only in my country. Very delicious chocolate bars. The only Peter Paul products released in my country were Mounds, Power House and Cremel.
 
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.;14319734 said:
I thought that Peter Paul products had disappeared only in my country. Very delicious chocolate bars. The only Peter Paul products released in my country were Mounds, Power House and Cremel.

Hershey bought Peter Paul in 1988 and still makes Mounds, Almond Joy, and York Peppermint Patties, which were all Peter Paul candies, as a separate division of Hershey Foods.
 
The real question is 'why did they start?' How did someone come to the conclusion that sheep intestines would make a great prophylactic?

I know, don't tell me. Prolly one of the few patents given out to a shepherd.

Heh. They probably were an early form of birth control before plastics.
Actually for people with allergies to the synthetic prophylactics.
They felt kind of gross, wet and cool, and looked hideous - "mood" killer. I would always think "Don't look down, don't look down!"
 
Heh. They probably were an early form of birth control before plastics.
Actually for people with allergies to the synthetic prophylactics.
They felt kind of gross, wet and cool, and looked hideous - "mood" killer. I would always think "Don't look down, don't look down!"

Naturally , the next step is/was cloning them, which proves the
doctor patient relations.....getting too attached to a sheep.

/bleet
 
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