15 British sweets from the 1980s That were a Dantal Emergency

Описание: Take a sticky trip back to the 1980s with these 15 iconic British sweets that ruined fillings, glued jaws shut and terrified dentists everywhere.

15 British 1980s Sweets That Were a Dental Emergency
Wham Bars – Neon green, face-screwing sour, and harder than concrete
Fruit Salads – Chewy little jaw-wreckers wrapped in innocence
Black Jacks – Aniseed sticks that clung to teeth like superglue
Toffee Bonbons – Soft on the outside, filling-snatching inside
Highland Toffee Bars – A true test of jaw strength and fillings
Chewits (Original) – Promised flavour, delivered orthodontic damage
Opal Fruits – “Made to make your mouth water” (and teeth suffer)
Refreshers – Fizzy, chalky, and lethal to enamel
Sticky Toffee Rolls – Exactly as dangerous as the name suggests
Sherbet Fountains – Sugar + acid + licorice = dentist’s payday
Cola Cubes – Rock-hard cubes of tooth-shattering nostalgia
Fudge (Wrapped Cubes) – Soft enough to trick you, sticky enough to punish you
Flying Saucers – Harmless looking, sugar-loaded dental chaos
Pear Drops – Sharp, sweet, and suspiciously addictive
Jawbreakers – Literally named after the damage they caused

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