Necco Wafers (2 Viewers)

[zamboni]

The browns and whites are the best. But all of the colors are good. And as a bonus, one tube gets you at least three or four days of sugary goodness. Big fan.

If the candy last more than 15 minutes, by definition it sucks.

Everlasting Gobstoppers?

You go, Slugworth

 

[shuke]

No list of this sort is complete without liquorice allsorts. I like liquorice, but these things are vile.

I swear I had never even heard of these until I saw this post. At work today someone has put a plate of these out in a common area.

 

[Ron Popeil]

I'm a Smarties man, myself.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

No list of this sort is complete without liquorice allsorts. I like liquorice, but these things are vile.

I swear I had never even heard of these until I saw this post. At work today someone has put a plate of these out in a common area.

You have a serial killer.

(Did you try one? It's an experience.)

 

[Zow]

necco used to have a plant in pewaukee wisconsin at 100 candy lane but it closed around the time of the market crash in 2008 it had a large cylinder hopper outside that was painted with stripes like a stack of the wafers that you could see if you were on 16 driving out to oconomowoc and it was always sort of neat to drive by and see it even though they tasted like chalk mixed with glue take that to the bank bromigos

I miss Wisconsin town names.

I don't miss driving on county road EE or whatever silly system they have with letters.

what is funny is that in some instances the country road letter names are really just the initials of the original name of the road so for instance out there in cooney country road dr is what used to be delafield road before they made it a county road another thing is that there might be any number of county road s out there so you had better say county s by suamico which is way over by lake michigan or you might end up on county road s out by mt zion by the mississippi i know you say it is screwy but those of us that have been around its just great history and sort of a neat thing take that to the bank brohans

I may or may not have gotten lost in the northern Wisconsin backwoods trying to find some buddy's parents' cabin after a night at a casino or some seedy strip club and then been super confused by all the lettered roads.

tell me you went to weasels without telling me you went to weasels you dog woz take that to the bank brochacho

I genuinely do not recall the name of the fine establishment I attended, despite being the sober-ish driver for my group. It was a bachelor party in northern Wisconsin. The strip club was on a random lettered road and my singular detailed memory of the experience was that a stripper literally based out on the floor by the bar and everybody just stepped over her like it was a regular thing. I do recall the sentiment of being amazed that there happened to be a strip club there and wondered genuinely where the girls came from.

My experience worsened when I was tasked as the sober driver to find my way back to one of my buddy's family's cabins while everybody else was wasted in the car not helping me at all or, at best, giving errant advice. Hence my disdain for seemingly randomly lettered back woods roads.

 

[zamboni]

No list of this sort is complete without liquorice allsorts. I like liquorice, but these things are vile.

I swear I had never even heard of these until I saw this post. At work today someone has put a plate of these out in a common area.

You have a serial killer.

Tangentially related, this may be the best restaurant I've ever been to.

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[shuke]

No list of this sort is complete without liquorice allsorts. I like liquorice, but these things are vile.

I swear I had never even heard of these until I saw this post. At work today someone has put a plate of these out in a common area.

You have a serial killer.

(Did you try one? It's an experience.)

No, not a licorice fan.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

No list of this sort is complete without liquorice allsorts. I like liquorice, but these things are vile.

I swear I had never even heard of these until I saw this post. At work today someone has put a plate of these out in a common area.

You have a serial killer.

(Did you try one? It's an experience.)

No, not a licorice fan.

You would skip all that delightful texture? The glorious lack of any flavour? (Other than the overwhelming liquorice.)

Chicken.