Introduced in 1970, this candy bar is known today as simply "Munch" and has been a chocolate-peanut butter classic for decades. 20 1971 M. Kasahara Laffy Taffy At theirintroduction in 1971, these fruit-flavored taffies were used as a way to promote a movie that was just coming out. Ho...
The hyper-realistic fake blood we think of from movies like “The Shining” came about in the 1960s, invented by pharmacist John Tinegate. Nicknamed Kensington Gore, it launched re-formulations of fake blood that would appease audiences of horror movies in color. Today, most fake blood (inclu...
Irish immigrants who introduced Halloween to America chose to carve pumpkins instead of their traditional turnips, echoing the legend of a cursed man who navigated his way with a light in a turnip. It wasn’t until the 1960s that America would see the Howden pumpkin, a pumpkin bred especiall...
Candy tells the simple tale of a sweet young thing that goes out into the world to grow but finds herself confronted at every turn by typical male stereotypes (played by some of the biggest stars of the day) who really only have one goal in mind. Along the way she meets up with the...
Candy/My Dog, Buddy (1960) Candy/Tiger & Bunny Candy/Bride Wars (2009) Candy/Victor Victoria (1982) Candy/The Little Engine That Could Candy/Big Man on Campus (1989) Candy/The Jolson Story (1946) Candy/Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII (2006 Game) Candy/The Canterville Ghost (1944) Ca...
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Sen-Sen candy came in small packets that were sold in cardboard boxes in the early days. The packaging actually looked like a matchbox which made this product easy to carry and access as needed. The interior box would slide out of the larger box, and there was a small hole that allowed...
The hyper-realistic fake blood we think of from movies like “The Shining” came about in the 1960s, invented by pharmacist John Tinegate. Nicknamed Kensington Gore, it launched re-formulations of fake blood that would appease audiences of horror movies in color. Today, most fake blood (inclu...
In Ame rica the two processes came together in the 1800s resulting in the cr eation of the modern day jelly bean, which became a staple of the gla ss jars of penny candy found in every general store. It would not be until the 1930s that the jelly bean began its close association ...
Here's the way I see it...if the candy doesn't come in tiny bagged or "funsized" servings, it's because no one likes them and you definitely should NOT buy them to hand out on Halloween. End of story. Now that we know the worst candies according to taste, let's get the the...