Which foods,, toiletries etc do you miss which are no longer available?

Chocolate Olivers. At least Bath Olivers are back on the shelves.

Panyan pickle. Like Branston only nicer.

Ooh yes! I used to love that.
I had forgotten all about it.

I think I contributed somewhat to the disappearance of Clarnico peppermint creams.
I was addicted to them during my last pregnancy (1975). He was 9.9ozs ?

Pudding mix called Honeycomb Mould
Swiss roll with just jam, no ‘cream’ (for trifle making)
Red, white and green stripes chewy peppermints

kittylester I always loved Caramac and much to my surprise, I found some in a museum shop a couple of years ago. I don't know if it had changed, or if I'd changed, but it was horribly sickly sweet - like eating solidified condensed milk! Bleurgh!

I went on amazon to find old Jamaica chocolate, and ended up getting a weeks shopping.
I was surprised how easy it was, considering I've never done it before.

Pudding123

I bought Old Jamaica just before Christmas at Home Bargains..it was just as I remembered it.£1 a bar.

That's the only thing on this thread I would hanker after but I mustn't go to Home Bargains to buy any
I really mustn't!

winterwhite

Pudding mix called Honeycomb Mould
Swiss roll with just jam, no ‘cream’ (for trifle making)
Red, white and green stripes chewy peppermints

I did manage to get a jam only Swiss roll for the trifle, I think it was Tesco own make.

MissAdventure

Old Jamaica chocolate bars.
At least I seem to think that's what they were called.

Aldi sell a rum fruit and nut bar in a dark burgundy wrapper which is a reasonable modern day substitute. My late DM loved Old Jamaica. Give aldi's one a try

I really like Aldi chocolate.
I wouldn't look at rum flavour ordinarily.
All I can say is no wonder old jamaica made me dribble!
Thanks. Will try it out if I go to Aldis.

Ali's Moser Roth chocolate is divine! I really like that it's individually wrapped into 5 little bars within the box. I'm partial to the orange and almond one.

Callard and Bowser nougat - it was covered in rice paper, which you ate, then wrapped in silver foil and boxed. Absolutely superb, but it was expensive.

Coty did a perfume I liked better than any, ever, I think it was called MeadowFresh, and it came in a white ceramic bottle.

Innoxa makeup, and the best thing ever for spots (thank goodness I grew out of them!) a thing called Propa PH. I used to get my Mum to do my back with it twice a day; it was the only thing that worked.

Ready salted chip sticks.
Eau de Givenchy.

These

Poshpaws, was it Solution 41 by Innoxa? I remember using loads of that on my pimples, it worked wonders on my teenage spots.

Definitely Aqua Manda Deedaa!
Sugar mice bought individually from the sweetshop. Yardley June Roses soap, talc and bath cubes. That yummy Cadburys choc bar with a variety of fillings. Gob stoppers. Chicken bought whole from the butcher with its feet on. My mother sometimes made boiled chicken and we fought over the occasional egg yolk inside ( am I imagining that one???) My father's beef dripping sandwiches, no longer considered healthy fare.
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I get DH the Jamaica choc at the sweet chain Mr Sims, they have lots of sweets (or similar) from the past.

Ponds Cold Cream - it was cheap and it worked. Haven't seen it for years.

Iceland also sell Old Jamaica chocolate, bought some yesterday.

I loved kunzel cakes.

Symington’s Table Creams and Bird’s Instant Whip. Surprise dried peas - so sweet.

Yardley Caprice perfume - I have been looking for a similar smell for years. Any suggestions would be welcome.

Spanish Gold - it was a stringy sweet in a paper packet that was supposed to look like tobacco . I did find some a couple of years ago in an old fashioned sweet shop. It was made from coconut dusted with chocolate. It was really sweet. Not a bit like I remembered it.

Also, what happened to Virol - I remember my mother giving it to me as a child. I think it was molasses. I loved it but my friend hated it.

Delrosa Rosehip Syrup

Linc-o-lin Beer Shampoo in a little barrel shaped bottle.

Deedaa

When I was a child Cadbury's used to do a bar of chocolate divided up into 6 sections, each one had a filling from the Dairy Milk selection. There was a strawberry one, marzipan, coffee cream, orange cream and I couple of others. It was a special treat and was much cheaper than a whole box of chocolates.

I remember this very well, such a good idea for people who don't want a whole box. But I don't much like creams.