15 Delights from the 80s and 90s that many Brazilians miss

Every Brazilian child has had a favorite treat, the kind that, nowadays, no one would understand. Whether due to the intense, weird flavors or even exclusive releases for the country, childhood in the 80’s and 90’s was not for amateurs! Although some have already left the shelves of markets and grocery stores, these foods remain in our memory.

O awesome.club decided to ask his collaborators which delicacies marked their childhood and adolescence. Check out!

Dafny: “I loved those pacifier lollipops. They were pure sugar!”

Magno: “I’ve always enjoyed trying out these ‘different’ things and, at the time, it was super new. We only saw guarana soda, cola, orange, grape, lemon… the usual ones. So the apple one, for me, became the sensation. I remember that it was on the market for a short time, it was a limited edition together with Fanta Citrus”.

Letícia: “I remember the Soft bullets, which my grandfather used to make me spit in his ashtray”.

Renata: “The ice cream Wow! It wasn’t very tasty, but we wanted to get the gum at the end of the jar.”

Juliane: “I remember the ice cream fake who, in fact, was Maria-mole. The cone didn’t even taste like it and it came with a balloon glued to the top… I had my dad’s patience to buy it, but THERE HAD TO BE A BALLOON!”

Dayse: “The soccer ball wasn’t the best of chocolates, it almost didn’t dissolve in the mouth, but that didn’t matter to me. It was only a joy when my father came back from work or from the grocery store and brought me this candy”.

Kamila: “I was in love with Pelon. It was a success at my school and only the coolest had it”.

Jerusa: “One thing I loved was the Fura Bolo ice cream, for being strawberry and having these fingers!”

Aline: “Every week my father bought one for me and I confess that I really miss that chocolate”.

Douglas: “One candy that I never forgot (and never found again) was what we called here in Rio ‘rat poop’. 😅 I discovered today that it is called ‘sweet rice’, it always came in the bag of sweets traditionally distributed on Saint Cosimo and Damião’s Day”.

Camilla: “Mania! I loved Chocolate Mania!”

Magno: “Icegurt was mandatory at school break time.”

Camila: “I loved Pastille and pretended it was medicine”.

Camila: “I was/am in love with those cinnamon candies, you know? Round ones… I know they still exist, but I can’t find where I live”.

Maria Luiza: “Mocinha was a classic here at home, diabetes was high with so much sugar!”

Hmm, remembering so many delights even made my mouth water! And you, which delicacy marked your childhood? Is this product still being manufactured? Tell us in the comments.