Does anyone remember Old Fashions?

When I was a kid, my grandmother used to only eat certain types of candies. One of these kinds were referred to as "Old Fashions". From what I remember, they were chocolate with vanilla creme inside. The shape was almost similar to a dome...or as some of my friends have suggested..like a large nipple. Does anyone remember anything like these? If so, is the name Old Fashions correct? Also, how do I find them? They were so good!

I remember them being called Creme Drops. They came in a white paper bag printed with brown and orange, with the top folded over and sealed. That's all I recall, other than the filling being not too runny and the shape being as you describe. The coating was milk chocolate, not dark.

I Googled this.
http://www.candyattic.com/chcovacrdr.html

Candy Attic
43259 Mound Road
Sterling Heights, MI. 48314
586-739-2126
info@candyattic.com

Thank you both for responding...I took a look at that website and that's exactly what I was looking for! I'll be ordering some soon!

I remember them. It's also a nice cocktail made with scotch. Like the candy nobody drinks them anymore. Chow Jim

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Originally posted by Jimeats

I remember them. It's also a nice cocktail made with scotch. Like the candy nobody drinks them anymore. Chow Jim

Oh Yeah! I had an Old Fashioned last nite, but made with bourbon. Nice relaxant while cooking dinner.

Where I live, old fashions are what we call the oddly constructed cheeseburgers similar to what they serve at Shady Glen in Connecticut.

http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overview.aspx?RefID=14

There are several bars near me that serve these.

Mmmm..Shady Glen Cheeseburgers...I could totally go for one of those right now!

When I saw the heading of this topic, I gleefully thought about the old fashioned cocktail my uncle used to make...however, I know the candy described can be found at The Vermont Candy Store....

Thanks for all of your help...I just found out that they also sell them at Yummies Candy Store up in Kittery Maine.