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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

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I'm positive these have been posted somewhere here already, possibly even by me :pbut my memory is bad :cautious: & while I was looking thru older pics found these candy cigarettes >
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LMAO...I remember those. I personally thought the gum didn't taste good but liked how you can blow and sugar would come out looking like smoke. My father smoked which I assume has something to do with it.
 
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LMAO...I remember those. I personally thought the gum didn't taste good but liked how you can blow and sugar would come out looking like smoke. My father smoked which I assume has something to do with it.

The candy cigarettes I was referring to are not the bubble gum cigarettes. They are the sugar sticks like these. The bubble gum cigarettes are still made too.

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LMAO...I remember those. I personally thought the gum didn't taste good but liked how you can blow and sugar would come out looking like smoke. My father smoked which I assume has something to do with it.
These are just chalky thin white sticks of candy with a pink tip, not the gum that used to blow a puff of smoke. I remember those, too :woot:

There are several stores locally who still sell those candy cigarettes.
I actually found these not too far from where you live :) Last trip back to see mom near Wilkes-Barre, we took a day trip to the Poconos to see her brother ... one of the stores that sells a mish mash of odds and ends had 'em :hyper:
 
These are just chalky thin white sticks of candy with a pink tip, not the gum that used to blow a puff of smoke. I remember those, too :woot:

I actually found these not too far from where you live :) Last trip back to see mom near Wilkes-Barre, we took a day trip to the Poconos to see her brother ... one of the stores that sells a mish mash of odds and ends had 'em :hyper:

I live in the Johnstown, PA area. There is a candy wholesaler in Altoona, PA called Blair Candy that sells both of them by the case if you want to order them.

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They also sell the Now & Later candy too.

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I live in the Johnstown, PA area. There is a candy wholesaler in Altoona, PA called Blair Candy that sells both of them by the case if you want to order them.

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They also sell the Now & Later candy too.

Now & Later Candy Chews 60oz (400 Count) Jar
Thanks for the tip, but I gave up the candy cigarettes decades ago for the real ones :cigar: Just had to pick up a last pack for novelty's sake
 
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I'm positive these have been posted somewhere here already, possibly even by me :pbut my memory is bad :cautious: & while I was looking thru older pics found these candy cigarettes >
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I use to have a large collection but have given them away as gifts. As a kid I was easily a pack a day or more, anytime I smell or taste peppermint I think of candy cigarettes. These are my last two left of the hard peppermint sticks with the pink tips. drool


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