These will bring back some great memories
There are so many options today when it comes to treats stacked on our supermarket shelves, but that doesn't mean we don't all pine for snacks that transport us back to childhood.
Potato Puffs Made by Burton's, Potato Puff crisps came onto our shelves in the 1960s. But they were very popular and a part of many childhoods through the decades. The chunky treat first came onto our shelves in the 1980s. But sadly, Pyramint has not been seen since the 1990s. Although the '50s tagline "The sweet way to go gay!" would have a different meaning now, back then they flew off the shelves. Despite being phased out in the 80s, they are said to have been briefly reintroduced in Woolworths in the 90s.
Rise and Shine Rise and Shine came in the form of a powder mix sachet, which was then mixed with water. The Kelloggs product didn't only produce orange flavours either, but also blackcurrant, lemon and more.
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