Pinoy Candies and Snacks From 80s to 90s That Are Still Available Today
42. Jack N Jill Chocolate Pretzels – One thing I remember about Pretzels are the prints that you can cut from their packaging box. This cutouts can form a house, a farm and more. The crispy pretzels are covered in rich chocolate and is more like a cheaper version of Pocky. Today, Pretzel are now available in its new pouches packaging but the classic box packages are still available on the market.
43. Nagaraya Crackers – Peanuts wrapped in flavorful cracker coating! That is how the famous Nagaraya Crackers are made. Even though the crackers was recently recalled by FDA after the reports that some of them contains Aflatoxin, we cannot deny the fact that Nagaraya is one of the iconic snacks that Pinoy kids used to enjoy! Which flavor do you prefer by the way?
44. Chewy Gulaman (Turkish Delight) – Still remember this gooey pink jelly covered in starch or “gawgaw?” Yes, surprisingly this so-called Gulaman or better known as Turkish Delight are still available but are very hard to find.
45. Fruit Flavored Jelly in Cups (With Spoon) – This is one of my favorite snacks when I was a kid. I still remember jumping out of joy when my mom will bring me one from the supermarket. This flavored jelly is way bigger than the bite-sized JellyAce and what makes it so special is that it comes up with a cute Shovel-like spoon which makes it more enjoying for kids and kids at heart!
46. Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit and Doublemint – Do you still remember their classic packaging? Those wrapped in foil and covered with paper? Juicy Fruit is the most popular and highly profitable chewing gum in the market from the late 1890’s until the next century. It’s also the surviving gum that has been continually manufactured up to the present year. Same thing goes with Doublemint.
47. Sugus – Sugus is a brand of chewy candy also made by the Wrigley Company. They come up with several flavours, including lemon, orange, pineapple, raspberry and cherry and they will vary not just in taste but also with the color of their packaging. Unlike Frutos or Softee, Sugus are slightly expensive.
This is such an extensive list of candies and snacks. You made me feel nostalgia as I saw some of the candies and snacks that I used to eat with my childhood friends.
Anyway, as I came from Quezon City, I didn’t get to try the Jovi’s Nata De Coco. It looks so interesting to me. I may just look for it when I had the chance to visit Laguna. Meanwhile, the White Rabbit, we used to ate was the chewy type. I miss that kind with its edible paper wrapper.
<<>> As soon as I saw your title (of this post), I KNEW IT! CHOC-NUT!!!
Let me share this with you. When I lived in Boracay for five years, our dive shop was located on Lorenzo Resorts Main. It does not exist now, but during that time, one of my partners was the owner of the resort.
He once had a guest and while talking, somehow, the conversation went to candies. My partner then proudly said his favorite is Choc-Nut. The person he was talking to was even more proud – turns out he was the owner of the company that makes Choc-Nuts!
Haha! Crazy list. I felt it was like some sort of throwback. 🙂 I didn’t know some candies and snacks were still being sold today, except for Chocnut. I still love it and I actually have a pack right now waiting for me in the fridge. Haha! Thanks!
I want to grab all of these. I am a candy lover. I don’t eat as much but i still eat a lot of them. I haven’t tried a couple of them, and will love to. Going to buy now. haha!
Interesting! I have never heard of any of these. But I’m sure I would love Choco-nut because I love chocolate peanut candies. Really I like any candy! We have our own nostalgic snacks in the US too–like Count Chocula cereal!
I wonder if there are still shops or stores selling them today. Totally reminds me of my grade school days.. snacking on these candies! This made me smile.
There are brands here that are also available during the 70s. It brings back memory pare. There are other candy brands back then that I missed, mabibili mo na lang pag imported like “sugus” and “tootsirole(?)”
There are brands here that are also available during the 70s. It brings back memory pare. There are other candy brands back then that I missed, mabibili mo na lang pag imported like “sugus” (a different variation from what is available today) and “tootsirole(?)”
Ahh! Blast from the Past! The time when we didn’t care about eating all the ‘junk’ in the world. I remembered Choc-Nut and Stay Fresh. I still have some Choc-Nut every now and then, but it’s sad I can’t see Stay Fresh candies anymore.
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OMG, my childhood! I didn’t know much on the list but it’s really exciting to know they still exist!
I love choc-nut! Back then once I eat one I would find a hard time stop. I always have one on my bag and my mom would scold me because I have been eating a lot of it. The blockbuster milk chocolate does the same thing for me as well. I can finish a pack in one seat! lol…
as you said, it’s nostalgic. Mostly are in the 90’s. used to it Marie biscuits (but they say it’s for babies). Ovaltine, chocnut, sweet corn. Oohh. Makes me want to buy them again! And you found that nata de coco? Yay! It’s a to go drink kids love before – just like me. Hihi. Thank you for reminding us about this. now, I really need to know where are these being sold.
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Ohh! Until now We buy Choc Nut and Stay Freshh!! Ohh I miss Mikmik!!!! Great post indeed!
I miss those white rabbit candies! I haven’t had those in a long time! I have encountered the hard version which is nothing like the ones with the wrapper. Curly Tops and Flat Tops are still a popular chocolate choice at home. I think my kids still eat Mik Mik even though they’re teens!
I miss these candies!!! just wanted to ask do you know a place in metro manila, where i can buy these candies specially the cherry ball gum, i want to give it to my mom for her upcoming birthday since she really likes them alot !! Pls and thank you ????✌️
I miss these candies!!! just wanted to ask do you know a place in metro manila, where i can buy these candies specially the cherry ball gum, i want to give it to my mom for her upcoming birthday since she really likes them alot !! Pls and thank you ????✌️
OMG! Stay fresh! I have one funny sotry about that. I ate the whole pack and put it all on my mouth. Then I think my cousin joked around and made me laugh so hard that I blew all the candies out. Hahaha!
ung sa akin, Safari.Ipasok sa loob ng mouth ang safari at ibuga sa mga kalaro.hahahah
I enjoyed this post!!!!!!
Ano yung chichirya na nilalagyan ng suka?? Included yung suka na nakalagay sa separate packaging tapos ihahalo mo sya sa chichirya? Gusto ko malaman ano ulit pangalan non haha ang dami ko ng nakalimutan na pangalan ng chichirya dito sa list na to na naalala ko ulit. Nostalgic sobra. Salamat at nabasa ko to 😀
Salamat Niki… Siguro yung tinutukoy mo eh yung Wonderboy.. salamat sa pagbisita ^_^
Mojacko Chicharon po
I happen to run into your very nice blog about vintage candies in the Philippines and I was so amazed upon reading your blog. Naku, naglalaway na nga ako tuloy. I think you forgot the vicks candy that comes in a 2 pc. candy in each wrap,more like shaped like a triangle,anyway you made me smile while reading your article. Thank you so much for bringing back childhood memories. God bless always.
Thanks Karla… unfortunately, I can no longer find that Vics candy.. yeah I still remember that
Such a cool presentation
D b may kasabayan ang ang cloud 9 before bigbang ba yun?
yup bigbang yun.
at All Star pa kasama sa Cloud Nine at Big Bang
san nakakabili ng softee candy?? wala sa grocery store na ganyan 🙁
Sino po nakakaalala ng mint chocolate candy? D ko matandaan pangalan. Chewy siya at green and white ang pabalat. Ano nga po pangalan nun?
kendi mint
ay meron yung gusto namin nung bata kami na parang chooey choco pero ang shape nya parang judge na brown and cover tapos parang “raisin” and pangalan ata.. sana may pics kayo.. isa sa paborito ng erpat ko..
Ito rin yung hinahanp ko sobrang niyang hirap hanapin..
caramel
CARAMEL po
Hi! I am wondering if where can I buy that Fake Cigarette candies?? Thanks a lot!
Another candy I loved during my childhood days was Seńorita Lemon Drops. I’m so glad to see it’s still available today 😊😊
You missed out Humpy Dumpy… They are still manufacturing until now and I can’t believe it ain’t obsolete.
Ano po ba yung snacks before na may chocolate and strawberry. Pa-stick po sya na parang biscuits inside pero itsurang kropek yung loob. Roll po ata yun
Champola po
love ko yung zeb zeb!wala ung People Power na chichirya, na may free na maliit na robots na lumalaki pag nilagay mo sa tubig, o kaya 25 cents, anong anik anik pa.really, one of the best childhood experience na di malilimutan.❤️❤️❤️
No Serg’s chocolate bar and choc- nut and tootsie roll?