BooBooMaGoo
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Name Droppers
Wed, 04/7/04 3:38 PM
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Does anyone remember the candy called "Name Droppers"? They were sweet little tablets with a girls name on one side, and a boys name on the other.
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Rusty246
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RE: Name Droppers
Wed, 04/7/04 3:59 PM
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quote:Originally posted by BooBooMaGoo
Does anyone remember the candy called "Name Droppers"? They were sweet little tablets with a girls name on one side, and a boys name on the other.
I think I do, wasn't it a "sweet tart" type candy?
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Rusty246
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RE: Name Droppers
Wed, 04/7/04 4:01 PM
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Oh, oh, what about "Razzles"??? That had to be my favorite gum/candy when I was growing up. The Easter Bunny would never forget to leave me some in my basket, and, he/she never forgets my kid's either. 
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KimChee43
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RE: Name Droppers
Wed, 04/7/04 4:15 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 Oh, oh, what about "Razzles"??? That had to be my favorite gum/candy when I was growing up. The Easter Bunny would never forget to leave me some in my basket, and, he/she never forgets my kid's either. Yes, I remember "Razzles", too. As a kid, I could never figure out exactly what it was supposed to be--it seemed like gum at first and then would kind of dissolve into what I'd consider candy. A strange confection. Do they still make "Razzles"?
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Rusty246
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RE: Name Droppers
Wed, 04/7/04 4:32 PM
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quote:Originally posted by KimChee43 quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 Oh, oh, what about "Razzles"??? That had to be my favorite gum/candy when I was growing up. The Easter Bunny would never forget to leave me some in my basket, and, he/she never forgets my kid's either. Yes, I remember "Razzles", too. As a kid, I could never figure out exactly what it was supposed to be--it seemed like gum at first and then would kind of dissolve into what I'd consider candy. A strange confection. Do they still make "Razzles"? I haven't seen them since last Easter as a matter of fact, and since I'm such a procrastinator I haven't even started gathering my Easter candy goodies yet which is when I usually see them.
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Traci*s
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RE: Name Droppers
Tue, 08/24/04 2:09 PM
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I remember namedroppers!!
Actually I was searching for them for quite some time and had no luck..Then a few months back on ebay someone was selling an old box of the candy and I purchased it..I has all the original rolls with the counter display box..I was so happy to have found these..Also if you are interested there is a candy made in Australia called Fruit Tingles that tastes very similar to Namedroppers..BTW, namedroppers was actually made the Topps Company!
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tumbleweed way
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RE: Name Droppers
Wed, 11/1/06 3:29 PM
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oh hell yeah i loved name droppers. wish i could still find them. Sue/Bill 
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