There are some types of candy have really stood the test of time. These delicious treats
trigger happy memories in a lot of people, thanks to their great taste and iconic packaging.
Let’s take a sweet trip down memory lane, by checking out the top 10 best candy of the 90's.
Sour Jacks Are A Fat-Free Indulgence
Sour Jacks candy was very popular during the 90's and it's still available today. Those
who prefer candy that bursts with sour power love Sour Jacks. Nowadays, Sour Jacks, which
are wedge-shaped candies, come in a host of tantalizing flavors, including Wildberry,
Green Apple, Lemonade and Watermelon. Original Sour Jacks feature a variety of fruit flavors.
Five different Sour Jacks package sizes are sold these days, including a generous "theater
size" bag that is resealable. While Sour Jacks are certainly produced with the youth
market in mind, they appeal to many different age groups. Suffice it to say that Sour Jacks
deliver epic sourness, so they may be too sour for some candy fans. Checking out Sour
Jacks may inspire you to order the candy online or find a local retailer that stocks Sour
Jacks. If you ate these candies as a child, teen or tween, you'll probably love the sense
of nostalgia that noshing on these sour, sweet, soft and chewy candies brings. These fat-free
sour candies are modern classics.
Baby Bottle Pops Are Cute Candy Options
Babies are so content when they are drinking from baby bottles. Kids (and some grown-ups)
are content when they are enjoying iconic Baby Bottle Pop lollipops. These fun and cute
suckers were launched in 1998, by a brand called Topps. Over the course of time, different
flavors have been offered, including sour blue raspberry, cherry and cotton candy bubble
gum. These unique lollipops are still available today. If you decide to enjoy one, and you've
never tried one before, you should dip the baby bottle tip into the powdered sugar. The
tip of the baby bottle is a lollipop. The powdered sugar is found at the base of a Baby
Bottle Pop, inside of the plastic bottle. Lick, shake and dunk to enjoy delicious taste
and plenty of exciting novelty. Sure, some grown-ups might feel a little bit sheepish
about eating candy shaped like a baby bottle, but many do it anyway. Younger kids think
the design of these lollipops is a lot of fun. If you want to get your own Baby Bottle
Pop candy and it's hard to find at a convenience store or grocery store, check local candy
shops, which tend to stock a lot of the classics.
Nerds Ropes Are Satisfying Treats
Do you remember Nerds Rope candy? This type of candy is still sold and it's made from
a rope of gummy candy that is coated with a bunch of Nerds candies. Chewy and satisfying,
Nerds Rope candy satisfies sweet and sour cravings to absolute perfection. When you
take a bite of a Nerds Rope, you'll find that the Nerd candy coating provides a bit of sour
and fruity crunch. The inner gummy candy is sweeter and takes longer to consume. A balance
of textures and flavors is the reason why the Nerds Rope is still a favorite. This is
a candy treat that's substantial and really feels like an indulgence. It's delightfully
- and deliciously - over the top. Nerds Rope is manufactured by the Ferarra candy company,
which also offers those awesome Nerds that come in cardboard boxes, with two flavors
of Nerds in each box. Nerds candies are sweet and crunchy, with a touch of sour zing, and
they taste great when they are added to a gummy rope. A Nerds Rope is long enough to
share with others, by breaking up pieces of the rope and doling them out, but you may
want to eat the whole thing yourself.
FruitStripe Gum Comes With Temporary Tattoos
This chewing gum was great fun in the 90's and people are still loving it today. These
days, FruitStripe chewing gum comes in a host of fun and fruity flavors, which are Lemon,
Wet'n'Wild Melon, Peach, Orange, and Cherry. When you grab a pack of this gum, you'll love
its vibrant packaging. The pack features a cute zebra with colorful stripes. On one side
of the chewing gum pack, the zebra is having a great time playing soccer. On the other
side, the mascot is smiling happily. The zebra mascot is cute and Bojack Horseman sort of
resembles him. Just holding a pack of FruitStripe gum in your hand may be a real blast from
the past. Of course, there are people who haven't tried this gum before. They need to
know that it's out there, and that every single pack of FruitStripe gum comes with temporary
tattoos. They also need to know that individual pieces of FruitStripe gum feature colorful
stripes, hence the zebra mascot. This makes them a feast for the eyes, as well as the
taste buds. It's not common to see FruitStripe, but it's still out there. You can buy it online,
direct from the manufacturer's website, or at other online retailers. You'll also find
it at stores, such as candy shops, which offer plenty of candy options to customers. The
gum really ruled back in the 90s. It came with tattoos, it tasted good and the packaging
was great. It's no wonder this gum is still around today.
Tongue Splashers Come In Quirky Paint Cans
A lot of people think that this fun and popular chewing gum from the 90's is discontinued,
but it's actually still available online, so it is possible to get your hands on a cute
paint can full of Tongue Splashers gum. The quirky paint can-style packaging isn't all
that Tongue Splashers has to offer. The gum temporarily paints tongues bright colors and
most kids love this funny and harmless side effect. Tongue Splashers was introduced in
the 90's and caused a sensation. Some popular 90's candies were invented long before the
90's, but this one is pure 1990's. Its popularity peaked during then, but it's still around,
if you know where to look. Some parents weren't too crazy about the fact that this gum changed
the color of their kids tongues. While it didn't necessarily earn every parental seal
of approval, there were many parents who tried Tongue Splashers themselves and enjoyed it.
It wasn't uncommon for paint cans of this novelty chewing gum to be on the sidelines
during youth sports games, such as soccer matches. Kids would also beg for the money
to grab it at stores. Nowadays, we don't hear about this gum too much. It may still annoy
many parents, and please lots of kids and nostalgic grown-ups, but it doesn't get the
big media buzz that it used to.
Sour Punch Twists Come in 4 Flavors
Sour Punch Twists were gobbled up in the 90's and they are still going strong today. These
candies are part of the Sour Punch collection of sour and sweet treats. Today, these sour
candy twists are available in blue raspberry, apple, strawberry and cherry. Some people
get creative and use them as stirring sticks for their drinks. When you add a Sour Punch
Twist to a glass of lemonade, or even a citrus-y cocktail, it'll provide an exciting touch
of sourness that boosts the flavor profile. Big jars around 4 pounds each of these sour and
chewy twists are available online and at some stores that offer bulk buying options, but
smaller sizes are also out there. The big tubs contain individually wrapped candies,
so they can be resold at corner stores and convenience stores. With any luck, a corner
store or convenience store in your area offers Sour Punch Twists. If so, it may be time for
a candy run. Channel your inner child, unless you're still a kid, by grabbing some of these
sour twists and savoring them. These twits aren't for everyone - some people find them
too sour. If you haven't tried them, just look at the package, which features cartoon
faces with puckered mouths. This should give you some idea of how these chewy sticks taste.
People who crave sour flavors love Sour Punch Twists.
Sneaky Stardust Is Tasty Gum Powder
This unique and interesting 90's candy comes from a company called Sweet Bandit, which
has been creating quality candy for two decades. Sneaky Stardust is still sold today and it's
renowned for its powder-to-solid formula. When you put some Sneaky Stardust powder in
your mouth and chew, it'll soon turn into a typical bubble gum. Sneaky Stardust is popular
with kids who want candy that's truly fun to consume. And because the powder changes
to solid, this product is "sneaky" indeed. Right now, Sneaky Stardust is available in
Sour Green Apple, Sour Strawberry and Sour Blue Raspberry. This gum powder candy is fairly
easy to find at convenience stores and other places that offer a lot of fun novelty candy. The
team at Sweet Bandit recommend "chugging and chewing" Sneaky Stardust. It comes in a bottle-shaped
little container that makes chugging the product easy. Just unscrew the plastic bottle top
to access the gum powder fast.
Bazooka Gum Had Many Fans During The 90's
This legendary bubble gum was first sold when World War II ended. It was launched in America,
by a Brooklyn-based company called Topps. The gum featured patriotic red, white and
blue wrappers. When Bazooka was first introduced, a piece cost only one cent. During the 50's,
the team at Topps decided to add tiny comic strips to each piece of gum. The comics were
wrapped around the pieces of gum, which were then encased in the distinctive red, white
and blue wrappers. This fun gimmick was exciting for bubble gum fans. Kids would collect the
Bazooka Joe comic strips. These days, Bazooka gum is available all over the world. The comic
strips were offered until 2012. They've been translated into a lot of different languages.
When 2012 rolled around, Bazooka gum's powers-that-be decided to change from comic strips to puzzles
printed on small pieces of paper. Only Argentina continues to offer Bazooka gum with comic
strips. Bazooka was a favorite in the 90's, but it has a long and esteemed history. There
were over 1500 comic strips printed over the years and some people enjoy collecting them.
Collecting Bazooka Joe comics isn't just for kids. These small comic strips are definitely
a part of Americana. Bazooka gum was named after a musical instrument. The Bazooka was
crafted from a couple of gas pipes and a funnel. Original Bazooka gum is known for its true
bubblegum pink color and sweet taste.
Caramel Apple Pops Are Fruity And Sweet
Caramel Apple Pops are tasty lollipops that feature apple-flavored hard candy with a chewy
caramel coating. If you've ever enjoyed a real caramel apple, you already have a pretty
good sense of what Caramel Apple Pops have to offer. This popular 90's candy comes from
the Tootsie candy company, which is best-known for its iconic and delicious Tootsie Roll
candies. These days, Caramel Apple Pops are available in a trio of luscious flavors, which
are Green Apple, Red McIntosh and Golden Delicious. There's something so relaxing about enjoying a lollipop.
It's a type of candy that can be savored. Some people can't resist crunching lollipops,
though, for more instant gratification. However you decided to enjoy a Caramel Apple Pop,
you may find that it reminds you of your childhood. Whether it gives you a sense of nostalgia
really depends on when you were born. Aside from Caramel Apple Pops and Tootsie Roll candies,
the Tootsie company offers tons of other candies, including Sugar Babies and Tootsie Fruit Chews.
Tootsie is a candy brand that Americans trust, and the popularity of Tootsie candy company
confections has become global.
Warheads Deliver Intense Sour Flavor
Warheads were a big deal in the 90's. These days, these candies, which deliver explosive
sour taste, are still on the market. They were launched in 1985, by a company named
Impact Confections, but they originally came from Taiwan, where they were introduced during
the 70's. Impact Confections is a Wisconsin-based candy company which currently offers many
different types of Warheads, including Warheads Sour Jelly Beans, Warheads Chewy Cubes and
Warheads Worms. The original Warheads, which are hard candies, are still available, along
with all of the new flavors and formulations. These candies get their pronounced sourness from
an ingredient known as malic acid. By the end of the 90's, this popular candy was a
brand valued at 40 million bucks. Kids love Warheads. They are still very popular with
children, tweens and teens. Designed to offer kids an intensely sour experience, Warheads
are fun. The hit of powerful sourness usually dissipates in five to ten seconds. The sourness
recedes a bit and the candies become slightly sour, rather than overpoweringly sour.
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