In those years, the world of snacks was not as dazzling as it is now, but it carried the innocent memories of our generation that cannot be replaced. Today, let's trace the 6 childhood snacks that are disappearing, they may be as strange as the first time they saw the post-00s, but as long as you are a child who has experienced that time, you will definitely smile at this moment, because those friends who have eaten all of them have crossed the threshold of the campus.
First up is watermelon candy, which is no ordinary chewing gum. In that transparent vat, there are colorful balls, like mini watermelons in summer. Although its taste is not long-lasting, and the sweetness will gradually fade between chewing, it is a unique sweet mark in the hearts of the post-70s and 80s, and the simple and pure happiness is enough to make adults' safety concerns temporarily take a back seat.
Next up is the mysterious "Bug Candy", which resembles a cute little butterscotch candy and is only allowed to be enjoyed twice a year, which is even more precious. When I grew up, I suddenly realized that this was a very intelligent "disguise" - insect medicine. In order to make their children happily accept treatment, parents turn bitter drugs into sweet and delicious candies, and the kind of "deception" full of kindness still makes people feel emotional.
When it comes to cupcakes, they are a luxury in the eyes of children in the past. The simple oily dough is wrapped in a simple sweet aroma, and if you are lucky enough to add a layer of cream, it will feel like you have the sweetness of the whole world. However, as times have changed, this unpretentious cupcake has been replaced by a variety of cheesecakes and has become a unique taste that remains in the depths of memory.
On a hot summer day, there's nothing like a cup of sour plum powder to quench your thirst. Carefully scoop out a few spoonfuls from the big bag, pour them into the water and stir well, the moment of sweet and sour blending, as if it can dispel all the stuffiness and exhaustion. Holding a small bottle filled with sour plum flour water, the days when we frolicked and played in the sun are still as vivid as yesterday in retrospect.
Ice pack milk, a unique cold drink treasure of that era. Inside the thin bag, there is a cool and slippery sweetness. Every time I take it out of the refrigerator, bite into a corner, and let the cold and sweet liquid slowly flow into my throat, every drop is like a cool poem of childhood, full of carefree summer days.
Finally, we would like to mention the whistle candy, which is small and exquisite, and the hollow design in the middle makes it sound crisp when you blow it lightly in your mouth. At that time, we all proudly claimed to have mastered the art of whistling, but we did not know that the beautiful note was actually from the candy itself, and this innocence and surprise was undoubtedly one of the purest pleasures of childhood.
Dear readers, do you have more unique food memories of the 70s and 80s that shine in your hearts? You might as well share them in the comment area, so that we can reminisce about those old days that are fading away, but they are incomparably beautiful.