Does anyone remember that cinnamon flavoured chewing gum? I think it was called Dentyne - it came in a flat red packet.

Butterscotch Instant Whip was marvellous.

What about Terry's Neapolitans? Posh sweets if ever there was such a thing. 😂

I remember when Wagon Wheels were the size of soup plates - or so it seems compared to the piddling little things that they pass off as Wagon Wheels these days.

YoYo mint biscuits.

I remember my mum having box of chocolates called Contrast.

Excellent adverts weren't they? So much better than today's diet of plan your own funeral, ease stiffy (or lack thereof) problems, lose all your money on online bingo or have McNastys telling you that a bag of their crap food is going to be nice after it's been in the back seat of a car for 45 minutes awaiting delivery adverts!

I remember in the early 1970s there was an instant orange juice drink made by Kelloggs called 'Rise and Shine.' Similar to the Birds Appeel drink.

Cabana was my fav. I also loved Butterscotch Angel Delight. I could eat a whole bowlful.

I loved Bar 6

Burtons Potato Puffs were the best crisps ever !

Every time I hear your CENTRAL TV intro jingle, my brain tells me that Aufwiedersehen Pet is about to start. Imprinted on my brain since I bought the VHS box sets many years ago.

I'll never understand why the Cadburys Cabana was so short lived. It was like a Bounty (awesome as it is) on Turbo. Add Glace cherries and milk AND plain chocolate. Why did it go???

Born in 1954, these products were my life. Thank you very much. Happy memories of a childhood that I still continue today.

Cabana was the king of choc bars,driffter good as well,in facu bring em all back

Ricicles stopped. Sugar Puffs no without the sugar. PC gone made!

i did love treets..i loved a nutty bar to which you don't get anymore either....

Does anyone remember ice magic??? A chocolate sauce squeezed over ice cream, it was supposed to harden, then it would crack when you put your spoon into it xx

There was an amuzing saying about Watney's Red Barrel. Along the lines of, "If you think the bottom has fallen out of your world, drink Watneys and the world will fall out of your bottom."

Bit of info. At the BARRATTS sweet factory in Wood Green North London, in the late sixties, the girls on the production line would fill each individual Sherbet Fountain with SPOON, place a liquorice straw inside and twist to close. All by hand. Literally millions of them as they were sent World Wide ! True.

I want Mars to bring back the dark chocolate version of the Mars bar - they were sooo good, especially when chilled! I also miss Fry's Five Centres - and the Coffee flavoured Walnut Whip!

i remember Quatro and bird's instant whip, those were the days, long gone now.

AZTECS……. I can taste them now. Purple wrapper

Oh My God the memories some I'd totally forgotten about!

PanYan is proof that Time Travel will never be a reality. If it was somebody would go back in time, get the recipe, then go back in time again, and it would still be being produced now. Solid fact!

I remember back in the 60`s a drink called " Tree Top " you added water to it . Also a tined milk and fruit desert called " Sweet Heart "

Oh yes I remember the United biscuits, wish they still made them! 💙☀️

Love seeing all the old adverts,happy memories thank you.

One of my favourites which has now ceased production was the Prize bar consisting of fudge packed with nuts and raisins and covered in milk chocolate. I also miss the Macintosh caramel eggs that I would receive every year at Christmas which were discontinued shortly after Macintosh was taken over by Rowntree.

As a prepper the food I miss the most is Heinz Treacle Sponge Pudding in a can.

But who remembers when Club biscuits had really thick chocolate on them?

😊 I loved Pacers.

I still have an empty can of Quattro I found in my mums garden when I replaced her old fence which had been up since the early eighties,as kids we used to shove empty cans and crisp wrappers down the back of it,also found some old army men and smashed up matchbox cars!! They are all on my collection shelf now,also an old Coca Cola can,with 4 ingredients on the back 👍🏼

What, no Texan Bar?! My favourite lost bar ever!! Great video though, thanks!

I’d forgotten all about Hanky Panky. I really liked it.

Pacers the stripe mint sweets. And i really miss the yorkie peanut

Can remember chewing a Cabana and biting something solid, thought it was a piece of coconut shell, but turned out to be a piece from a tooth i had just broken.

Many of these great products were discontinued because they were more expensive to manufacture thus reducing the vast profits made by greedy companies. Great video. Thank you.

Yep, I remember chocolate, it's a shame we don't have it today.

Damn...forgot all about the Cabana, delicious

Bird’s mousse. Everyone always forgets that.

Loved Pan Yan pickle 😋😋 but the thing I miss most is Vesta Beef Curry and Virol 😢

Golden Cup, Lovell's Milky Lunch, Potato Puffs to name a few. great video, loved the trip down memory lane

my favourite discontinued chocolate bar is Banjo

Fry's cracknel

Cabana bar, wow. Memory unlocked. SPANGLES is what the world needs! (old english, black packet) Great vid and ta now I feel ancient. 🖖💯😜

Spanish Gold. Delicious…. In a red waxy wrapper

Quatro. The 80s summed up in a drink.

I remember Apeel drink and as a kid I quite liked it. The biggest travesty is the loss of the Cabana. I used to love them.

Banjo bar - milk chocolate in a blue packet and dark in Red packet. It was biscuit, wafer and nuts I think. Also Texan bar.

Weekend chocolate and candy box a Christmas must have back then

Stu, your research is fantastic! I remember, Cabana, Drifter, Echo (and mint), Good News, Instant Whip, Jungle Fresh, Mingles, Quatro, Ricicles, Slimcea, Treets, United, and Zoom. I also remember ‘Weekend’ chocolates which had jellies and nougat in the box. I remember may years ago, possibly 1969/70 my dad coming home and giving my mum a box of Roses chocolates (blue box), also; he was hiding behind his back a ‘red’ box of Roses which he then gave to my mum. I remember this very distinctly. When this memory came back to me I searched everywhere for information on the ‘red’ box of Roses. Despite all my searching and asking hundreds of people, no one new or heard of the ‘red’ box of Roses. Then one day whilst looking at Robert Opie’s Museum Of Brands (Nottinghill) site, there is a photo of the box of ‘red’ Roses! He actually has the actual ‘red’ box in his exhibition! A fantastic video, very enjoyable to watch. Thank you for making and sharing. All the very best to you and yours.

Born in 73 so I can remember most of your A-Z. Think I've eaten and drank most of the things on the list. I think the thing I miss most is Treets. Thanks again for the trip down memory lane and reliving some of my best childhood memories ❤

Shout out for TreeTop squash...that was delicious too

Antone remember the 3D Jamboree bag with a little free toy inside? Also the Sherbert Fountain?

Wow, party seven and party four, that brings back so many memories, still got the opener for them 🎉😊

What a wonderful trip down memory lane. I remember many but some not at all. Great work Stu. 😊

My cousin was an apprentice footballer at QPR and appeared in the original United advert.

Completely forgot about PanYan pickle!!! Used to love it. Some great memories here 😊

Some good old stuff there for me as a kid. What rubbish we've consumed without knowing.

Birds Instant Whip is still available. I almost bought one in Tesco last week.

Stuview has got to the most well researched & professionally produced channel ever.

I am convinced the party seven was an on going practical joke. I am sure most of it ended up on, rather than in the desperate dudes gagging for a drink. What nobody realised is that you had to make two holes in the can.

Seem to remember an advert for ricicles back in the '60's or '70's with the song 'i like ricicles,they're tricicles as nicicles'. Regarding Party Seven, there was also a Party Four. You could get a Party Four mild, the tin was blue rather than red.

Turkey Twizzlers. Never did like jamie oliver!

CHEWITS. fond memories of those. Bring em back.

Jellymallow, Spanish Gold Sweet Tobacco, Cherry Lips, Spangles, Five Boys Chocolate, Walnut Whip, Toffolux(sp?), Hihgland Toffee, Lee's Macaroon Bars, Lucky Bags

i don't know if these were merely a north west thing but the Dundee biscuit was really good value; a big unwrapped round shortbread topped with a thick layer of chocolate. They were the size of, if not bigger than a wagon wheel and, as i recall sold singly, unwrapped at most corner shops

I absolutely loved a Texan Bar. And a can of Lilt.

Cabanas were actually incredibly nice.

Oh my gosh, some great memories there. Treets were my go to candy back in the day and no matter how many chocolate peanuts I have tried since, nothing compares still. I'd forgotten about United!! Damn I miss old British sweet treats! Does anyone remember the Biarritz chocolate box - the nut cluster was the best!

Y'know, Stu, I don't why I watch your vids... Every time I do, I end up teary-eyed. It's not so much the products (tv progs/films/etc) . No, its more the times. The memories. The friends. Even school. I'll keep watching, though. I'll just invest in shares of kleenex.

Those Good News chocolate flavours sound lovely. 😋

Anyone remember Banjo 2 chocolate fingers with nutty bits. I loved it 😂

Made me remember the old joke: "Hepl! my son has a peanutstuck in his ear!" "No problem! Just pour some chocolate in. It'll come out a treat!

I’m a child of the 90’s. Anyone remember Fruitang? They were fruit flavoured sour sweets kind of like Fruitella. So good.

You are making me feel so old

Drifter bars were the dogs.

I used to like Kelloggs Start and the original barbecue beans by Heinz.

Outer spacers took me back. As did Slimcea bread which was pap!😂

I used to love drifter. I'd forgotten about it thanks for sharing.

Quatro and chip rolls was mine and my mates breakdancing fuel back in the 80's 😁

I remember Bird's Apeel, it was lovely. Wish it was still made

A chap sells pan yan pickle at our village fair every year. He makes it himself.

Treets were my favourite they melt in your mouth not in your hand after moving to Canada in the 70s I was upset to see that Treets were no longer available.

Orange Viscount in the school tuck shop !

This is great to remember. Some of these I don't want to remember 😂 bit very nostalgic thanks for sharing

Back in the 1960’s I was a very young child. A neighbours boy was ill and the mother was squeezing fresh oranges and getting him to drink the juice. It was the talk of the street between the neighbours thought this was wasteful and wouldn’t do him any good. Who ever heard of orange juice ???? It would never catch on 😂

Used to love Quatro, wish it was still around.

The current Advert for specs in the middle rather fooled me for a while! Callard and Bowser Butterscotch was a special treat in my youth wonder if its still around!

Does anybody remember Cresta? It was "frothy, man!"

Loved this and stu has a great relaxing narrating voice..I also miss vesta ,toast toppers and chesswood creamed mushrooms 😊I think every blonde boy with glasses in our school got nicknamed joe 90😅😅

The withdrawn brands that I miss include Barmouth biscuits, Heinz potato salad and vegetable salad and Caramac.

I can remember quite a few in the 60s such as Caramac and Aztec and from the fifties:- Five boys chocolate bar and Tiffin. Also Ice Breaker is shown here, the name is said to have inspired the composer Tippett to compose his opera 'The Ice Break' which appeared around this time.

United was my favourite.

Bar six, was always my favourite, very nice 😊

Miss Treets absolutely loved them

I really miss Bar six it was my favorite chocolate bar when I was a kid.

I wish Panda Pops were still around. I loved the bubble-gum flavour drink.

Wow , i could taste most of those lol. Who remembers the almond yorkies, they were my favourite. Oh and united bars, id forgotten about them, used to love them. Thanks stu, great memories.