Tora and Ding Dang

Tora and Ding Dang are actually siblings because both were manufactured by the same company called Kinos. These boxes of wafer balls coated with chocolate were one of the most popular childhood snacks during 90’s. Each box of them comes with a toy.

 

Eye Glass Candy 

These chocolate milk beans were the cheaper kind of Smarties. Not to mention, cooler, because you could slot in rubber bands into the holes at the side and there you have a pair of eyeglasses! Apart from the eye glass foils, there were also the flower and butterfly-shaped ones that we were all excited to pierce the candies out of.

 

Yupi Gummy 

Yupi Gummi comes in many different forms. For many kids, the think the burgers were the best because they can eat them slice by slice. Not only that, kids will combine all the middle slices to make one tall burger, and then stuff that gummy goodness in their mouth altogether.

 

Murukawa Bubblegum 

Combine fruit flavoured bubblegum and temporary tattoos. And only the ones with black bear wrappers came with cool tattoos!

 

Ligo Raisins

These California golden seedless raisins were supposedly one of the healthiest snack we had during the 1990s’. They were dry and wrinkled, but tasted really nice. Never look down on its simple packaging because these raisins can be highly-addictive.

 

White Rabbit Cream Candy 

Apart from the creamy and milky taste, what’s so special about this candy is the fascinating opaque wrapper that comes with it. The wrappers are actually made of edible rice cellophane that dissolves in the mouth. People usually won’t unwrapping it because it can be eaten altogether.