Flashback Friday: 90s Candies that will take you down the memory lane

One of the most interesting memories of our childhood is chocolates and candies. The '90s era is remembered for so many reasons. One can never forget the availability of rare tasted candies and bubble gums. Take a look at these chocolates and candies that kids of 90s will fondly remember.

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Rol-a-Cola

Rol-a-Cola came into existence when Parle Products introduced the solid Cola candy which had the same flavour of Coca-Cola. They named it Rol-a-Cola. The cola-flavoured sweet was discontinued in 2006 but it made a comeback in India in October 2019.

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Parle Kismi

Another red-coloured packaged sweet and most eaten up chocolate was Parle Kismi. When the chocolate came in the market it was worth 25 paise. Apart from the iconic elaichi flavour, Kismi is now available in Rajbhog, Rosemilk, kulfi flavours. Kismi is available online also.

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Parle Mango Bite

Another gem from the Parle factory was Mango Bite. Made with the goodness of real, juicy mangoes, Mango Bite candy has been brightening days since 1989. Every kid, as well as every adult, enjoyed it. In fact, almost every birthday celebration in school resulted in two mango bites for every kid in the class.

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Lotte Coffy Bite

Rich Coffee! Creamy Toffee! Coffy Bite is a perfect blend of rich coffee and creamy toffee rolled into one stimulating addictive experience. Whether it’s a coffee or a toffee, the argument still continues, since 1987. The birthday chocolate. This was the most famous chocolate that kids loved to distribute on their birthdays back then.

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