Product Description

Do Not Open Unless You Were a Child of the 80's! The Decade Box is a collection of sweet memories with the candies you remember from your childhood. Each box contains more than 30 candies and over 5 pounds of pure sweet tooth enjoyment. The 80's decade box includes: Candy Necklace, Mike & Ike Originals, Zero Bar, Wonka Bottlecaps, Cry Baby Tears , Smarties Big Roll and over 20 more. Wow!! In rare cases, substitutions may occur. The missing item will be replaced with a comparable candy from the same era.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #86 in Gourmet Food
• Brand: Hometown Favorites
• Dimensions: 7.00 pounds

Features

• Voted "Best Overall Value" by the Wall Street Journal's Catalog Critic!
• Cover says "Do Not Open Unless You Were a Child of the 80's" - as featured on Food TV's "Unwrapped"
• Compare and Save! Over 30 full size pieces of candy, over five pounds of fun
• Be sure to visit Hometown Favorites Storefront for other Decade Boxes, hundreds of "hard to find" nostalgic favorites!

Customer Reviews

Let Down!!
When I saw the picture I was excited. I was going to give this as a 30th birthday present but I decided to try if for myself. It was a huge let down. I don't remember wink soda and it tasted like a generic mountain dew. The candy could have been from any decade. BTW where were the gummy savers. It was mostly generic stuff. Not worth the price at all. Shipping was too much. If they would take out that nasty generic soda the shipping could be cut in half.

major disappointment
Looking at my 80's box, I am very disappointed with it. I cannot believe that there is a 1 liter bottle of soda in this small box, it takes up a third of all the space! This is a flat out rip-off, that was space that could have had candy! Not to mention that it isn't even a brand that we'd ever heard of, so it does us zero for nostalgia. Furthermore, there are more suckers in the box than anything else! I feel like this box, which should have been very easy, was completely thrown together without much thought and is complete garbage, especially as most of the candy is still available in stores.

I had to spend more money just to fill in that empty third of the box when I threw the soda away!

Not 80's
They missed the mark on this one. Zours is NOT an 80's candy. It wasn't introduced until the late, late 90's. They didn't include sour patch kids?

Missed Bonkers, Fun Dips, and other now defunct candies. Lame!