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Subject: Re: Old-Time Candy you could buy in Newburgh

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Date Posted: 04:11:22 08/22/09 Sat
In reply to: Old Timer 's message, "Re: Old-Time Candy you could buy in Newburgh" on 14:40:20 07/18/09 Sat

I recently found a box of those Non-pareils at a local CVS pharmacy - it was not the small ones but the bigger ones, by Necco. I went back after a few weeks to find more of them and now I can not find them anywhere... They were great at the movies.. In my mind's eye I can remember buying them, and Good-N'Plenty, Raisinets, or a box (not a bag) of plain salted popcorn at the Ritz.
The original Chunky was my favorite for years until they were bought out by another larger company (can't remember the name) and became smaller and the whole recipe went wimpy.

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