Can You Identify These British Sweets Without The Wrapper?
17,357 views
Sweets are wonderful reminders of childhood, the best and brightest moments you wish could last forever.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
257 Comments
Bob Fowler
14/15 A miss spent youth. It's a wonder I still have ok ish teeth.
Vita Searle
Player Dennis, Never heard anyone bother to say Striped humbugs as all humbugs are striped, so just humbugs. Satellite is a make mostly sold in America, there are many companies that make them, Flying saucers is the sweet its self, often sold in the past from jars. Sorry it is some time ago you wrote this, but it has only just come up in my feed.
Marian Spitzig
11/15. Never seen any of them.
Colin Thomas Davis
worked at Cadbury's in the 80's
Eve
13/15 - these aren't easy to find in Canada but I have had some from the British Sweet Shoppe.
mikeyparry
15 / 15. I am very familiar with all of these sweets. Used to eat them a lot when I was very much younger!
JRW
A number of these were sold without wrappers! In my younger days at least.
Player Dennis
The answers do not all agree with the pictures, i.e., #5 - "Striped" is missing; #6 - The picture says "Satellite...".
Francie Carlson
10/16! Used to get several Canadian tv channels here in WNY. Also some of those brands are sold in The United States.
Agnetha
14/15. Resident in Britain since the late 1960s.
kathy campbell
I don't live in Great Britain. However; the candy's look yummy .
Yvonne Whysall
15/15 don’t eat many sweets but I do live in the uk
buhlemann
8/15, but I’ve never seen any of them