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Bookmark or Share- Lip Smackers from Bonne Bell: The tasty & trendy vintage lip gloss from ...Toot-Toot-Tootsie, Hello: Vintage Tootsie Roll-flavored lip balm (1977) Now you can have the sweetest lips in the world. Mmmm-mmm. Chocolaty rich flavor in a great big beautiful lip gloss. It’s the new Tootsie Roll Lip-Smacker by Bonne Bell. And not only is there no other lip gloss that tastes like a Tootsie Roll.
- The history of Tootsie Rolls, once America’s favorite candy (and ...A Tootsie Roll of his own – Jumbo size (1936) There was a lot of competition for those pennies. Inside the glass case were such goodies as Grade As and bolsters and coconut fudge and Mary Janes, and sometimes my loyalty would be diluted and an ersatz purchase would be transacted, but in the main, the Tootsie Roll ruled supreme.
- Life Savers candy history (plus see a list of 30+ classic flavors)The candy roll was priced at just a nickel until 1969, when it went up to seven cents, and raised again in 1972 to 10 cents. Life Savers are one of the few sweets you could find by the cash register in both the 1910s and the 2020s! It’s a pocket-candy icon spanning more than a century. And what a life Life Savers have had!
- Kojak: Who loves ya, baby? About the classic TV show & see the opening ...Bald, Tootsie Pop-snacking Kojak was the king of the police procedural from 1973 through 1978. Over its five-season, 118-episode run on CBS, the tough-yet-dapper NYPD detective — played by Telly Savalas — showed a stubborn and tenacious desire to fight crimes and right wrongs in malaise-era New York City.
- Old-fashioned candy: See dozens of irresistible sweets from the 1940s ...Necco assorted wafers candy The oldest old-fashioned candy that’s still around. While Necco Wafers originated in 1847, Good & Plenty didn’t hit the market until 1893… but since Necco didn’t always use that name (being called “hub wafers” in the really early days), Good & Plenty wins the title for being the oldest branded candy still in production in America.
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