1. Squeezit
2. Citrus- and butterscotch-flavoured Polos
Close your eyes and you can still taste them.
This can't be the end.
Close your eyes and you can still taste them.
Despite lacking a trademark Penguin joke under the wrapper, these flipper-shaped biscuits complete with chocolate dip were the greatest of all time.
Pringle-shaped chocolaty goodness.
Briefly disappeared after some kids turned yellow and returned to the shelves with a new recipe, although the original is still available in the US.
There was just something better, other than the 10p price tag, about the Taz bar before it disappeared and came back as the Freddo Caramel.
Pouring a tin of baked beans on to a pizza just isn't the same.
Now only available in boring old 2D.
Probably best remembered for their advert featuring Cheryl Cole, these Kinder Bueno pretenders were pretty damn sweet.
Sure, it was kind of unhygienic, but that was part of the fun, I guess.
The perfect quick fix snack after a night out, but probably best to avoid eating while sober.
Bubblegum just tasted better out of a jug.
We still haven't forgiven Jamie Oliver for this.
The perfect thing to take over to a friend's house for a sleepover.
Toffee just doesn't seem to be hip these days.
OK, maybe these were a little weird, but they still bring back memories.
Pure and simple white chocolate.
Another white chocolate gem lost to the ages.
Like Wotsits, only cheesier. Still widely available in the US, which just rubs salt into the wound.
The quintessential tuck shop drink. Discontinued in 2011.
Gone way before its time. RIP Mars Delight.
Possibly the only dental product that turned into a schoolyard treat, albeit briefly.
Released as a tie-in to promote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but took on a life of its own as a delicious chocolate bar.
Although the bottle claimed it had the exact same taste as regular ketchup, your mind said otherwise.
Cute little biscuit pockets of chocolate.
The most underrated and wrongly forgotten-about yoghurt of the late '90s.
A king among giants. Maybe we just weren't ready or deserving of its greatness.
What's better than a jelly bean? Extra juicy jelly beans, of course.
The younger and sexier brother of Werther's Original.
Good to the very last 5%, upon which it became a battle between your teeth and the remaining sticky leftovers clinging desperately to the stick.
Milk chocolate, white chocolate, and hazelnut. The perfect blend.
Surprisingly tasty for sweets designed to simulate the feeling of eating an insect.
So fizzy. So damn good.
Of all the Chewits flavours, this one stood highest atop the taste mountain.
Nothing could make you feel tougher on a warm summer day than grabbing a pack of Calippo Shots and downing it at breakneck speed.
Like a straw, only made of chocolate.
Super mini Polos that came in a cool Polo-shaped case. Enough said.