Saint Matt
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Favorite Cherry Candy
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jinjo76
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 03/4/05 3:01 PM
I don't know what they're called, but in the 70's Sears had candy/nut departments. They had sour cherry, round, jelly bean, type things about the size of a marble. I think they were called swedish cherries, (they weren't like swedish fish). I remember when we would go to Sears just opening the door you could smell the different roasted nuts, and that crazy popcorn machine that kept blowing around the popped kernels in what looked like an anniversary clock glass dome.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 03/4/05 3:12 PM
Used to be Cherry Nibs. Now they are made by the Twizzler people and they are just not the same.
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jinjo76
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 03/10/05 7:23 PM
I always preferred the cherry Jolly Ranchers! Andrea
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 03/10/05 8:36 PM
I used to love Baraccini's (sp) chocolate-covered cherries. Bartons, too.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 03/11/05 10:00 AM
The old triangular Vicks cough drops with Luden's and Smith Brothers a close second. Brad
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 03/11/05 10:46 AM
Cherry Mash: sloppy decadence.
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Tony Bad
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Fri, 03/11/05 2:09 PM
I like the "Cherry Head" candies, relative of the Lemon Head.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 03/11/05 4:51 PM
Cherry Life Savers and cherry swedish fish...YUM.
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Saint Matt
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 01/3/08 11:07 AM
Harry and David's chocolate covered cherries Jolly Roger - cherry
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 01/3/08 3:42 PM
quote:Originally posted by jinjo76 I don't know what they're called, but in the 70's Sears had candy/nut departments. They had sour cherry, round, jelly bean, type things about the size of a marble. They have the bing cherry sour balls at Wal-Mart in the movie theatre sized boxes .. about .88 cents ... not as great as they use to be but still tasty
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 01/3/08 7:04 PM
I'm just now finishing up a bag of cherry flavor Ocean Spray Craisins (dried cranberries). Pretty good.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Thu, 01/3/08 7:54 PM
Hershey Kiss Cherry Kisses - Dark or Milk
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 01/4/08 9:34 PM
I absolutely love Cella's chocolate covered cherries. They have to be Cella's as they are 100% liquid center. That's what I like about them. If they could put a good liquor in there, that would really kick it up a notch.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Tue, 01/22/08 1:36 PM
Charms cherry candies----I wish they still made those, like little Charms pops minus the stick and in a roll.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Tue, 01/22/08 2:42 PM
quote:Originally posted by Tony Bad I like the "Cherry Head" candies, relative of the Lemon Head. I beleive that they were called cherry chan-they had a picture of a really racial looking asian man. Its amazing what you could get away with 20 years ago
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Wed, 01/23/08 7:16 AM
Hello All, I love Chocolate Covered Cherries, all brands, but am on the lower-class end in that I prefer "Queen Anne." Cherry taffy is so good, but must be soft on my aging teeth. Cherry tootsie pops abd toostie rolls are wonderous. Cherry vodka is rather unique, and I need add a scoop of vanilla ice-cream with it to make a drink I like. But my favorite is just a natural Bing Cherry. Take Care, Fieldthistle
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 01/25/08 5:02 PM
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 01/25/08 5:44 PM
Although not my favorite, tootsie pops has a bag full of cherry flavored for Valentines day.Bought a bag to hold me over.
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RE: Favorite Cherry Candy
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Fri, 01/25/08 5:53 PM
quote:Originally posted by mikez629 I beleive that they were called cherry chan-they had a picture of a really racial looking asian man. Its amazing what you could get away with 20 years ago Hey Mike, It's not amazing what you could get away with back then, it's a BIG disgrace what this plain-jane, let's not step on ANYONE'S toes, world has degenerated into...AND before the yelling starts...I'm of Polish extraction and I used to laugh at the Polish jokes back then...at least the good ones Ducking and hiding, Stan...
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