Vintage candy bars

Favorite Candy Bars 1980’s & Today

See if you can remember all 10 of this nostalgic Halloween candy. You can't find any of these on shelves anymore unfortunately.

Alas, you will never bite into a PowerHouse, Reggie, Go Ahead or Marathon bar again.

Candy, candy, candy! Here's just a sampling of products to hit the United States candy market from the 1800s, 1900s, '20s, '30s, '40s, '50s, and 1960s.

What did a Baby Ruth look like when you were a kid?

Discontinued candy bars may be like your mom's spaghetti -- not as good as you remember -- but we're sure these five oldies were even better.

This is an interesting version of the Seven Up candy bar that I've wanted for a while now. Featuring a different assortment of fillings, this wrapper is a complete redesign as well. Also of note, it appears that by this time, some kind of licensing deal had been worked out with the Seven-Up soda company, as this wrapper is listed as a "licensee".

Delve into 150 years of British consumer heritage as you explore how well-loved brands such as Oxo, Marmite and Twining’s have evolved since the Victorian era right through to present day.

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Get ready to take a trip down memory lane with us as we explore the delicious world of candy from the 1960s through the 1980s. Candy is more than just a sweet treat; it's a cultural touchstone that brings back fond memories of childhood and simpler times. During these decades, the candy industry underwent a rapid transformation, with new flavors, textures, and shapes that captured the imaginations of candy lovers everywhere.