Vintage candy bars

If you were a 70s kid, what 70s candy did you wish to have in your lunch bag?Candy from the 1970s continued the colorful vibes of the previous decade

Relive sweet memories with the best discontinued candies of all time. From nostalgic favorites like Marathon Bars to iconic treats like Butterfinger BB's, discover the candies that defined a generation and are still missed today. Explore this ultimate list of long-lost sweets and take a trip down memory lane. Don't miss out—dive into the full collection of classic candies now and indulge in the sweet past!

Get ready to take a trip down memory lane with us as we explore the delicious world of candy from the 1960s through the 1980s. Candy is more than just a sweet treat; it's a cultural touchstone that brings back fond memories of childhood and simpler times. During these decades, the candy industry underwent a rapid transformation, with new flavors, textures, and shapes that captured the imaginations of candy lovers everywhere.

Alas, you will never bite into a PowerHouse, Reggie, Go Ahead or Marathon bar again.

Remembering old fashioned candy is indeed a great way to take you back to the 20th century and remind you of who you were. Why? Because candy often brings back memories of our loved ones and happy times. Do you recall how we used to save up our nickels to buy candy necklaces at the pharmacy? Or you may remember the candy dish that Nana always had on the counter with the cinnamon bears in it. Or maybe your father loved the Zero Bars? Read more about Old Fashioned Candy on our website.

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On the list of unusual candy bars that many people have loved for years, the Zagnut tops the list. This candy bar with a silly name is made in a very unusual way and offers a similar taste profile to a Mounds Bar. This is not a candy flavor profile that is reflected in many offerings in the candy market today, but in 1930 when this candy was first on the market, this was a common and popular flavor profile. Read more of the history of Zagnut on our website.