Re: 60s foods

[Deborah Stafford <100332.2074@COMPUSERVE.COM>]

I remember buying (at Kelley's where there was a hugh counter of penny
candy)

a long strip of paper about 2 inches wide. On the paper were dots. You
pulled the dots off the paper and ate them. My mother couldn't believe we
would pay for these. She said it was just dried frosting and we could make
it outselves.

Also bubble gum with a tatoo inside. You wet the tatoo and put it on your
arm (or whatever). The skill was doing it without slipping so you had a
clear tatoo.  My mother hated these also.,

Deborah J. Stafford
Gen. H.H. Arnold High School
Wiesbaden Germany
now proudly on the web at http://www.wies-hs.odedodea.edu
100332.2074@compuserve.com

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