30th Birthday Retro Nostalgic Candy
If you're looking for unique 30th birthday presents, did you know you can get a fun box of nostalgic candy made especially for a 30 year old? It comes filled with forty different kinds of delicious candy they'll remember from their happy-go-lucky and carefree days of being a kid. Bring a 30 year old on a trip down memory lane! They'll be thinking, "Those were the days..."
Some of the candy included:
This fun collection of candy comes shrink wrapped in our Woodstock Candy box. It makes sending 30th birthday presents to everyone on your list easy!
Retro Candy Memories
"As a child I remember always walking to the corner store to buy individual pieces of bazooka gum. I loved the sour apple. And also for pixy sticks, all that sugar, little was it known how sugared up we were as children. But my favorite memory and smell I remembered was the round barrels of candy and picking individual pieces of lots of different kinds. We would be on vacation and go into the downtown or amusement park candy store to find these big barrels full of candy. I always wished the game candy land was a real place. I imagined myself there often." - Toni S., Las Vegas, NV
"I remember eating extremely sticky candy when I was little. It was so sticky that even after I brushed my teeth, I could still taste it on my teeth. Unfortunately, I don't recall what kind of candy that was." - YaYa S., Bloomfield Hills, MI
"I remember some banana taffy that my grandmother used to have. I loved the smell almost as much as the taste. Also, there was a candy bar called Marathon....I guess it is no longer made, I can never find it!" - Nikki E., Fayetteville, AR
"One of my favorite childhood memories is sneaking Sweet Tarts in 5th grade. We all had a system so that the teacher wouldn't catch us eating Sweet Tarts in class. The best method was one boy hid them in his 3 x 5 inch card case (where we kept our notecards for reports we were writing)! The tartness and sweetness of our favorite candy kept us going in class with a big smile on our faces!" - Mary T., Ringwood, NJ
"I think my most memorable experience was when I bought my first oversized Sweet Tart. I believe it was about the size of a fist and took me all day to eat. I don't think I was able to taste anything for a day or so after it felt like it burned my tastebuds off, but it was oh so yummy. " - Robert M., Centreville, VA
Some of the candy included:
- Swedish Fish
- Sour Patch Kids
- Candy Cigarettes
- Razzles
- Air Heads
- Bubble Tape
- Nerds
- Skittles
- Ring Pop
- Candy Lipstick
This fun collection of candy comes shrink wrapped in our Woodstock Candy box. It makes sending 30th birthday presents to everyone on your list easy!
Retro Candy Memories
"As a child I remember always walking to the corner store to buy individual pieces of bazooka gum. I loved the sour apple. And also for pixy sticks, all that sugar, little was it known how sugared up we were as children. But my favorite memory and smell I remembered was the round barrels of candy and picking individual pieces of lots of different kinds. We would be on vacation and go into the downtown or amusement park candy store to find these big barrels full of candy. I always wished the game candy land was a real place. I imagined myself there often." - Toni S., Las Vegas, NV
"I remember eating extremely sticky candy when I was little. It was so sticky that even after I brushed my teeth, I could still taste it on my teeth. Unfortunately, I don't recall what kind of candy that was." - YaYa S., Bloomfield Hills, MI
"I remember some banana taffy that my grandmother used to have. I loved the smell almost as much as the taste. Also, there was a candy bar called Marathon....I guess it is no longer made, I can never find it!" - Nikki E., Fayetteville, AR
"One of my favorite childhood memories is sneaking Sweet Tarts in 5th grade. We all had a system so that the teacher wouldn't catch us eating Sweet Tarts in class. The best method was one boy hid them in his 3 x 5 inch card case (where we kept our notecards for reports we were writing)! The tartness and sweetness of our favorite candy kept us going in class with a big smile on our faces!" - Mary T., Ringwood, NJ
"I think my most memorable experience was when I bought my first oversized Sweet Tart. I believe it was about the size of a fist and took me all day to eat. I don't think I was able to taste anything for a day or so after it felt like it burned my tastebuds off, but it was oh so yummy. " - Robert M., Centreville, VA