Name these sweets / pastilles...
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In the office today, we (ex-pats) were talking about some throat pastilles/sweets which come in quite a small tin, are very small and black, are hard, and taste of a mix of aniseed and licorice and burn a little bit when you eat them. Tiny little things they are, like tiny hard black cylinders (or mice droppings as one of us said).
For the life of us, we cannot remember the name of them and it's driving us nuts!!!
Searches on Google have turned up no result but we all know which pastilles we mean.
Do YOU know what they are called? If so, put us out of our misery and give us the name of them!
For the life of us, we cannot remember the name of them and it's driving us nuts!!!
Searches on Google have turned up no result but we all know which pastilles we mean.
Do YOU know what they are called? If so, put us out of our misery and give us the name of them!
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Definitely not Fisherman's Friend.
One of the girls in the office brought back Altoids with her from Liverpool today, but those were white, and a different shape, and bigger but maybe there are more than one variety of Altoids.
Imps was the closest we could get to on the web but one of the guys swears they start with a "J" (but the jury is still out on that one).
One of the girls in the office brought back Altoids with her from Liverpool today, but those were white, and a different shape, and bigger but maybe there are more than one variety of Altoids.
Imps was the closest we could get to on the web but one of the guys swears they start with a "J" (but the jury is still out on that one).
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Imps! we were so poor when we were kids, we used to put a packet of Imps in a bottle and fill it with hot water to make POP.
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Order some Imps from here and find out!
http://www.oldsweetshop.com/cgi-bin/...%2findex%2ehtm
Or here:
http://www.sugarboy.co.uk/sweets.asp?sweet=10200
Blast from the past section.
Simon.
http://www.oldsweetshop.com/cgi-bin/...%2findex%2ehtm
Or here:
http://www.sugarboy.co.uk/sweets.asp?sweet=10200
Blast from the past section.
Simon.
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Cheers folks, Imps it is. The new dispenser threw me off but one of the links above confirms they used to come in a small tin. Scoobynet comes up trumps once again
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Telboy...ya could've said they were available at a CORNER shop
What about Nicroids (one of the guys found those last night on the web) ? Not familiar with 'em myself...
What about Nicroids (one of the guys found those last night on the web) ? Not familiar with 'em myself...
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