Food of the Seventies, Flicks Candy
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They're baaaack! I found 'em a few months ago at a local ice cream shoppe (spelling intentional) and I was ecstatic. Have also seen them at Cost Plus. My brother just bought some at Walgreen's. The company bought the rights from Ghirardelli (not Hershey's) and they are in Fresno. Pester your store or theater to carry them! http://www.flickscandy.com/
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I loved these as a kid, we considered this "good chocolate". It was like a jurassic park kiss, and there were like 15 in the tube.
Yes, they were great, even though they were pretty waxy. This was probably done on purpose so that they wouldn't melt in the tube. They definitely wouldn't melt out in the sun as quickly as a Hershey bar.
I remember distinctly eating flicks in the back row at a double feature in Matrquette Michigan, I think it was 1978, and saw the Bad News Bears in Breaking Training and thent he Bad News Bears original. One of my favorite memories.
I remeymber from when I was a kid about a thousand years ago.Not only are they delicious but after you've eaten them all,you can use the tube for entertainment.We used to sneak up on our friends,get right behind their ear and yell flicks as loud as we could through the tube.Freaked em out every time.
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