SWEET
Jon, the hunt is over!
I'm pleased to report that today I found these for sale at our village shop....for a while now they've been on my radar since a family discussion about sweets on a road trip (with my Mum, aunt Rosemary, uncle Jon & cousin Vicky). Of course as soon as we reminisced about the delights of the Caramac we couldn't seem to find the famous red & yellow bars....until today :)
Anyways, I am pleased to report that I've just enjoyed one with a lovely cup of Earl Grey....delicious....and I don't feel too guilty because I'm off to my Salsa class tonight! For future confectionery searches I'll probably head for the aquarterof website which has all kinds of old sweets for sale & even explains what happened to those ones that seem to have disappeared! (e.g. Pacers - such a great colour scheme)
I'm pleased to report that today I found these for sale at our village shop....for a while now they've been on my radar since a family discussion about sweets on a road trip (with my Mum, aunt Rosemary, uncle Jon & cousin Vicky). Of course as soon as we reminisced about the delights of the Caramac we couldn't seem to find the famous red & yellow bars....until today :)
Anyways, I am pleased to report that I've just enjoyed one with a lovely cup of Earl Grey....delicious....and I don't feel too guilty because I'm off to my Salsa class tonight! For future confectionery searches I'll probably head for the aquarterof website which has all kinds of old sweets for sale & even explains what happened to those ones that seem to have disappeared! (e.g. Pacers - such a great colour scheme)
2 comments:
Hi Kelly,
Caramac was always one of my favourites. Have to be careful what I eat now!
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
Enjoy your redundancy, by the way.
Niki.
Hi Nesty,
Caught up with you at last; thanks for the caramac, still yummy after all those years!
love bizelily
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