Here's a list of the Top 10 Best Candy Of The 90s. The 90s were a glorious time and featured some of the most amazing candy ever, these are the top 10 best candies of the 90s.
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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.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:19 Sour Jacks Are A FatFree Indulgence
1:27 Baby Bottle Pops Are Cute Candy Options
2:43 Nerds Ropes Are Satisfying Treats
3:43 FruitStripe Gum Comes With Temporary Tattoos
5:11 Tongue Splashers Come In Quirky Paint Cans
6:16 Sour Punch Twists Come in 4 Flavors
7:24 Sneaky Stardust Is Tasty Gum Powder
8:24 Bazooka Gum Had Many Fans During The 90's
9:55 Caramel Apple Pops Are Fruity And Sweet
11:11 Warheads Deliver Intense Sour Flavor
SUMMARIES:
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.
Babies are so content when they are drinking from baby bottles. Kids (and some grownups) 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 powdertosolid formula.
This legendary bubble gum was first sold when World War II ended. It was launched in America, by a Brooklynbased company called Topps. The gum featured patriotic red, white and blue wrappers.
Caramel Apple Pops are tasty lollipops that feature appleflavored 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.
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.
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