Vintage Candies 🍭 & Snacks

Turkish Taffy

Introducing Bayside Candy Regular Nonpareils Dark Chocolate - the perfect indulgence for any chocolate lover. These French style chocolate sprinkles are a delightful treat that will satisfy your sweet tooth and elevate your snacking experience. Our dark chocolate nonpareils are made with the finest quality ingredients, ensuring a rich and decadent taste in every bite. Each chocolate disc is topped with white nonpareils, adding a touch of elegance and texture to the already delicious treat...

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It's the biggest value for five cents! #vintage #food #ads #1930s #chocolate #candy

A single nickel was all it cost for a good sized Butterfinger chocolate bar back in 1933. #vintage #1930s #food #candy #ad

Peanut butter kits were my favorite.

BB Bats, An Old Favorite.

Contains thirty-six (36) 1.75-ounce HERSHEY'S MR. GOODBAR Chocolate with Peanuts Candy Bars in a bulk box Keep your work desk, to-go bag, briefcase, purse, backpack and candy dish stocked with chocolate and peanut candy you can share and enjoy during any day's snack breaks Certified kosher, bulk full size chocolate and peanut candy bars individually wrapped for a fresh, delicious taste no matter when snack time arrives or where you need concessions or fundraising candy Include MR. GOODBAR...

For those of you unfamiliar with Hershey-ets, they were Hershey's answer to M&M's, and I believe they were around as a packaged candy primarily in the 1950's and 1960's. They survived in the baking aisle at least until the 1980's. I've long found the later 60's version of Hershey-ets packaging to be very appealing, but I was never able to find one. So finding this earlier packaging, with such a fantastic combination of design, type work, and colors is pretty great. This is such a great...

Indian pumpkinseeds/ two cents for small box five cents for large box , in the years of 1950's .

Retro Wrigley's (1961)

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Coming from the early-to-mid-1970's is this lovely Goobers candy box. It's a nice one. This comes from the "Munktiki Collection", a large lot of consumer goods packaging saved and stored by Californian Paul Nielsen during the 1970's. A collection I recently acquired and will be documenting here. For more on Paul's current activities, check out www.munktiki.com.