Here's a list of 10 Candies That You Forgot Still Exist (Part 2). Everyone has a favorite childhood candy, and these are 10 candies from your childhood that you forgot existed.
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Just when you thought that we’d shown you all the candy you wouldn’t believe was still around from the days of your youth, we’re back with part two of our forgotten candy series, and you won’t believe what candies we found out are still available. So don’t put that hoverboard away just yet, because we’ve got one more trip back in time. Let’s unwrap 10 candies that you forgot still existed part 2.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:30 Big League Chew
2:02 Bit-O-Honey
3:37 Sixlets
4:59 Boston Baked Beans
6:37 The Bun Bar
7:43 Turkish Taffy
9:31 Now and Later
10:41 Albert’s Fruit Chews
11:52 Necco Wafers
13:21 The 100 Grand Bar

SUMMARIES:
- When you were a kid, perhaps the baseball pitchers of the era were your heroes. Names like Jack Morris, Nolan Ryan, Dwight Gooden, Rob Nelson, Roger Clemens and many more come to mind. And perhaps it wasn’t just the way they got the old baseball from hand to mitt that got you interested and watching their every move.
- This one here goes all the way back to 1924 and many have enjoyed its simplicity since then. It was pretty low in saturated fats and wasn’t the worst candy for you, despite its overall sweetness. Of course, back in the day, people weren’t all that worried about fat grams and calorie counts—not like today that is.
- Candy coated chocolates are big business in the world of snacks and candy. But overall, the winners in this category are undoubtedly, M&Ms and of course Smarties in the UK and Canada. But before their massive success, there were other similar brands on the market and this brand, in particular, was quite popular as well.
- And when it comes to candy-coated treats, it hasn’t always been chocolate at the center of all that sweet candy coating. Of course not, as nuts were, in fact, available in the very same format, and actually still are.
- Whoa! Now there’s a name from your childhood if there ever was one, huh? The Bun Bar was first introduced in the 1920s. They eventually developed three distinct flavors which included vanilla, maple, and of course caramel.
- This tasty treat was first created by Herman Herer in 1912, which makes this particular candy treat over 100 years old! Now that’s a long tenure indeed. After creating the candy, Mr. Herer sold the rights to Schwarz & Sons of New Jersey and ultimately, the rights were sold to Victor Bonomo in 1936.
- Who knew that you’d be enjoying this brand long after the “now” of your youth? Here is yet another brand of candy that is offered by the Ferrera Candy Company, and although there isn’t an ounce of chocolate in sight, that didn’t stop this candy from getting quite popular since its inception in 1962.
- Probably, as we look back at all this candy, the thing that astonishes us most is not the fact that a lot of these brands are still around, but maybe it’s at how much the prices for this stuff has gradually changed over the years.
- This candy has quite the storied past, and although it currently doesn’t exist any longer, have no fear, because it’s coming back, and sooner than you think. Not all were fans of this particular candy, and we can more than understand why.
- “What if I told you I could slap 100 Grand into the palm of your hand as if it was nothing at all? Would you believe me?” A common joke made back in the day, and although it wasn’t 100 Grand in bills that exchanged hands in those days, the recipient was just as happy to receive a candy bar instead.

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