Born in 1962 50th Birthday Gift of Retro Candy
For someone who was born in 1962, a great 50th birthday gift for them is this box filled with retro candy. Besides the goodness of all the wonderful old time candy that they'll remember from younger days, it's guaranteed to bring back great memories to a 50 year old! This collection of candy is a stroll down memory lane. There's nothing like going back in time and remembering what childhood was all about.
In the box you'll find forty kinds of candy including: Chuckles, Pixy Stix, Wax Lips, Gold Mine Bubble Gum, Razzles, Candy Cigarettes, Pop Rocks, Zotz, Candy Buttons, Bonomo's Turkish Taffy, Fun Dip, Giant Taffy, Candy Necklace...
This 50th birthday gift of retro candy will make a fifty year old feel like a kid again! It's the perfect gift for anyone who was born in 1962.
Comes shrink wrapped.
Retro Candy Memories
Paul M., of Baldwin, NY reminisces: "I remember back in the 60's when there were soda fountain corner stores and going behind the glass counter with sliding doors and picking the candies I wanted and putting them in a brown paper bag. Wow what memories when candy and things were so innocent and so simple."
Sarah P., of Rockmart, GA remembers: "When I was a little girl, daddy would take us downtown on Saturdays. I would always ask for two nickels and two pennys. It was the 1960's, so I could get several candies with that amount of money. Allen's Five and Dime had a glass candy counter that held maple nut goodies, chocolate covered peanuts, and others. My favorite was the little wax bottles that held a koolaid type drink. You could chew the wax afterwards. I wish I could go back to the good old days one more time!"
Sarah P., of Bristol, WI reminisces: "I remember when I was a kid, they had the old school dot candies that were on the small reams of paper, and I'd spend hours trying to peel them off without having the paper still attached to them. I'd eat them anyways, and my entire mouth would be blue and red, and my teeth would be stained and everything. It was great, and it never got old. I wish they were easier to find these days."
Customer Reviews:
Janet N. wrote: "Sent as gift and recipient was pleased."
DB wrote: "Great product, super fast service, thank-you."
Chesca F. of Littleton, MA wrote: "Awesome collection!!"
In the box you'll find forty kinds of candy including: Chuckles, Pixy Stix, Wax Lips, Gold Mine Bubble Gum, Razzles, Candy Cigarettes, Pop Rocks, Zotz, Candy Buttons, Bonomo's Turkish Taffy, Fun Dip, Giant Taffy, Candy Necklace...
This 50th birthday gift of retro candy will make a fifty year old feel like a kid again! It's the perfect gift for anyone who was born in 1962.
Comes shrink wrapped.
Retro Candy Memories
Paul M., of Baldwin, NY reminisces: "I remember back in the 60's when there were soda fountain corner stores and going behind the glass counter with sliding doors and picking the candies I wanted and putting them in a brown paper bag. Wow what memories when candy and things were so innocent and so simple."
Sarah P., of Rockmart, GA remembers: "When I was a little girl, daddy would take us downtown on Saturdays. I would always ask for two nickels and two pennys. It was the 1960's, so I could get several candies with that amount of money. Allen's Five and Dime had a glass candy counter that held maple nut goodies, chocolate covered peanuts, and others. My favorite was the little wax bottles that held a koolaid type drink. You could chew the wax afterwards. I wish I could go back to the good old days one more time!"
Sarah P., of Bristol, WI reminisces: "I remember when I was a kid, they had the old school dot candies that were on the small reams of paper, and I'd spend hours trying to peel them off without having the paper still attached to them. I'd eat them anyways, and my entire mouth would be blue and red, and my teeth would be stained and everything. It was great, and it never got old. I wish they were easier to find these days."
Customer Reviews:
Janet N. wrote: "Sent as gift and recipient was pleased."
DB wrote: "Great product, super fast service, thank-you."
Chesca F. of Littleton, MA wrote: "Awesome collection!!"