90s were simply amazing and the era is remembered for so many reasons. One such reason is the availability of rare tasted candies and bubble gums. Take a look at these chocolates and candies that only kids of 90s will remember
Updated On: 2019-07-16 09:15 AM IST
Big Babool: This soft, non-sticky fruit flavoured bubble gum was said to be the younger sister of Boomer, because of its smaller size. Big Babol Fruit flavor was launched in 1994 in India
Boomer: 90s kids' eyes used to get stuck to the television screen the moment the 'boom boom boomer' hero used to arrive. It was a rage back then for kids to compete with friends to see who makes the biggest bubble. Now you can buy a big jar of Boomer online
Fatafat: The black colour digestive pills were the cheapest and highly demanding packets amongst kids of 90s. Almost all shops nearby schools had the Fatafat packets hanging on the windows
Kismi bar: That iconic taste of elaichi definitely tingles till date in the mouth of the kids of 90s. Apart from the iconic elaichi flavour, Kismi is now available in rajbhog, rosemilk, kulfi flavours. Kismi is available online also
Mango Bite: Almost every birthday celebration in school meant at least two mango bites for classmates
Mango Bite: Almost every birthday celebration in school meant at least two mango bites for classmates
Picnic: The peanut crushed chocolate bar was a rich man's grab in that era, but kids of 90s still remember its massive look sand crunchy bites. It is extinct now!
Polo: The perfect blend of sweetness in this 'mint with the hole' is still a hot favourite amongst kids who are grown up adults now
Polo: The perfect blend of sweetness in this 'mint with the hole' is still a hot favourite amongst kids who are grown up adults now
Poppins: Green, blue, red, and that reminds of Poppins and our good old childhood days. This rainbow filled candy has been popping fun since 1950. Today, Poppins Fruit Jelly has a range of pulpy fruit chews that exude fresh fruit juice with each bite
Rol-a-Cola: This iconic invention was the only time when coca cola was meant for chewing and not drinking, because these black solid candies tasted like the fizzy drink coca cola. Though coca cola exists, Rol-a-Cola is no more
Rol-a-Cola: This iconic invention was the only time when coca cola was meant for chewing and not drinking, because these black solid candies tasted like the fizzy drink coca cola. Though coca cola exists, Rol-a-Cola is no more
