20+ Ads for goodies that delighted several generations of Brazilians

Good to have memory and stories to tell! Remember that chocolate you loved and brought animal figures to collect? And the competitions of who made the biggest bubblegum ball? Ice cream sticks that turned into toys are also in many people’s collection of memories. Chocolates, assorted candies, soft drinks…

O awesome.club gives strength to your memory with a collection of advertisements for Brazilian goodies, many of them published in the comic books of the good times. Certainly, many generations will have something to remember with our trip to the past.

This Vigor yogurt ad deserves a good mood award

A caravel with little Danoninho pots. Who enjoyed the adventure?

Whoever played with the colorful sticks of Kibon popsicle puts your finger here!

A classic Kibon advertisement that would look great in a comic to decorate the kitchen

Before Toddynho, there was already Toddy Pronto in a can

Hairsprayed with hairspray is no longer used, but Nescau remains one of the kids’ favorite snacks

A party with condensed milk!

These fluffy caramels were all good!

And these colorful gum, who can forget?

Ping Pong was another childhood classic for many people.

The fruit and the desire to chew

Bis is one of the oldest chocolate brands in Brazil, launched in 1942

The Galak pet gang was cute!

Lollo was Milkybar’s old name — and we think the mimosa cow might very well reappear on the packaging.

The Surprise bars were so beautiful, with animals in relief, it was a shame to bite. In addition, the sensation was to collect the cards with animals that came as a gift

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Quik de comer was already a hit with the kids

Chokito has been crunchy for many generations

Who never choked on Soft bullets?

Embaré’s teddy bear made many children happy

The tecobol game was the bet of Coca-Cola and Fanta soft drinks for the 1978 World Cup

Jairzinho and Simony advertising for Sukita

Guarana in small bottles was once called Caçula. Who remembers those times?

Now it’s your turn to tell us that sweets, candies and chocolates were part of your childhood. Do you have any goodies that you miss? Or another that is manufactured until today and you don’t dismiss it? Talk about your sweetest memories in the comments!