Ooh! I miss Certs!
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Ooh! I miss Certs!
Does anyone remember Skittles bubblegum?
Ding Ding Candy by LollyTalk (Gula-Tarik, 叮叮糖) spotted at a Bank’s dinner event.
Have you tried the Ding Ding Candy by LollyTalk that everyone is talking about? Made just a little bit better than it was when we were little kids!
LollyTalk’s Ding Ding Candy is truly all natural. It doesn’t uses any colourings and contains no citric acid. Only natural ingredients are used in the making of LollyTalk’s Ding Ding Candy!
Read what our candy chef have to say about our Ding Ding Candy by LollyTalk… http://www.sweetmantalking.com/…/ding-ding-candy-bringing-b…
Because of the strong demand, Ding Ding Candy by LollyTalk is currently available as a regular off-the-shelves lollies at LollyTalk At Plaza Singapura B2-20!!! To find out more about Ding Ding Candy, check these out… http://www.facebook.com/dingdinglolly http://www.dingdingcandy.com/
Visit LollyTalk’s flagship retail outlet, located conveniently at the heart of Singapore’s prime shopping district, 68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura B2-20. Come and immerse yourself in the complete lolly shopping experience that everyone is talking about.
A couple of pictures from my road trip with stairwaytoheavenleigh from the other day
This second treat was another surprise. I stumbled across this delicious Hershey's bar at a Toys R' Us. I not only was I delighted to find just a treat in this place, but I was also amazed to find such a nice illustration along with this elongated type. I am not sure if the word HERSHEY'S is a refinement to a hand-lettered word or not. What caught my attention is the fact that even though some of the elements are slightly different (such as the type, choice of color, and illustration), this illustrious candy bar can still be distinguished as a Hershey's bar.
I want one right now. I need to find a candy store that sells all the candy that I had in my childhood. And it will be right next to the 90's/early 2000's music/tv/toy store.
The Fun Dip I remember ... fresh off the Ice Cream Truck #80sbaby