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My daughter and I are stringing beads and I put some red & purple ones together. I thought it looked like a candy I used to eat as a kid, but I cannot remember which candy. I tried to google it, but not coming up with anything. It's driving me crazy trying to remember.

 

I remember the candy had a wired taste, maybe a bit peppery, I don't know. They were maybe the size of tic tacs, or a little larger. There were red ones and purples ones in the pack.

 

Does anyone remember what these are? Thanks so much!

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The only other thing I can think of are Zotz, but those were individually wrapped and fizzed. They're also bigger than a tictac.

 

ETA: I looked at "60s candy" to see if it might be a hold-over. Other things in that size/color range (can't say about taste): Mike and Ikes, Razzles, Pez.

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Thanks for the responses. Definitely not Good & Plenty. I don't like licorice, so I never ate those. Not mike & Ike, Razzles, Pez, or Zots either. (Zots were so fun!)

 

Maybe they were just Tic Tacs. Does anyone know if they came in a red & purple combo?

 

I really hate it when I cannot remember something!

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Thanks for the responses. Definitely not Good & Plenty. I don't like licorice' date=' so I never ate those. Not mike & Ike, Razzles, Pez, or Zots either. (Zots were so fun!)

 

Maybe they were just Tic Tacs. Does anyone know if they came in a red & purple combo?

 

I really hate it when I cannot remember something![/quote']

 

Yes, looks like they did---limited edition berry and cherry double pack in the 70s

http://www.tictacusa.com/---look at "tic tac timeline" then "what's the real tic tac story" and look in the 70s.

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