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posted January 06, 2018 06:21 PM
This morning I tried cinnamon flavored toothpaste and immediately flashed back to my youth. Anyone else remember cinnamon toothpicks? You had a slim little vial, about half the diameter of a lipstick tube with a cinnamon liquid in it. Flat toothpicks soaked in the vial. I recall they kinda burned your lips when you put one in your mouth. Funny how an odor or a taste can transport you back in time.


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posted January 06, 2018 06:23 PMHide Post
Oh yeah I remember those when I was a kid that was what I always wanted when we went to the store (which wasn't very often).

I would save that vile and reuse it as often as I could to try and make more of them.


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posted January 06, 2018 06:29 PMHide Post
Yeah, I remember those. I didn't care for them because they would burn your lips and tongue. You could get them in peppermint as well for awhile and those I liked.

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posted January 06, 2018 07:00 PMHide Post
I remember them too, and I liked them. I remember the 7-11 down the street carrying those. They were on the front counter next to the Mexican Jumping Beans.
 
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posted January 06, 2018 07:05 PMHide Post
Remember them well
cinnamon toothpics

and more old candy here
 
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posted January 06, 2018 07:37 PMHide Post
I used to make those as a teen. Used to chew those toothpicks into splinters, too.



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posted January 06, 2018 07:45 PMHide Post
The kids used to make their own and wrap them in tin foil and sell them at school. I was in Jr High then, it was like crack Smile


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posted January 06, 2018 07:47 PMHide Post
I don't remember those but I do remember candy cigarettes.


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posted January 06, 2018 08:01 PMHide Post
I was in elementary school when everyone would always buy those cinnamon toothpicks. We would always chew on them until they lost flavor or until they were a splintered mess, and spit them out on the school yard.
 
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posted January 06, 2018 08:57 PMHide Post
Never heard of them. What time period were these popular?
 
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posted January 06, 2018 08:57 PMHide Post
I remember them, but they were usually too hot for my taste.

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posted January 06, 2018 09:03 PMHide Post
Close Up???

Close Up is my favorite toothpaste but can’t use it as I need sensitive toothpaste or cold drink put me on lockdown.


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posted January 06, 2018 09:10 PMHide Post
Heck yeah. 25 cents a piece from the toothpick pusher. Tried to elbow my way into that business, but my cinnamon wasn't spicy enough.


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posted January 06, 2018 09:15 PMHide Post
Ha! I remember Close Up, the toothpaste for people that kiss a lot. And the cinnamon toothpick challenge. How many could stick in your mouth for five minutes.

Who remembers toothpowder?


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posted January 06, 2018 09:28 PMHide Post
quote:
Originally posted by mikeyspizza:
Never heard of them. What time period were these popular?


It was early to mid sixties if I remember correctly, I was in 7th or 8th grade.


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posted January 06, 2018 09:35 PMHide Post
And in the early 70's when I used to chew them up.

4th grade in "76" I remember it and eating them well Smile


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posted January 06, 2018 09:37 PMHide Post
The toothpaste is Crest. It’s one of the ones that comes in a plastic flask-shaped bottle, rather than a tube.


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posted January 07, 2018 09:54 AMHide Post
Yes I remember them well, but we used round toothpicks. Sure do miss them. Makes you want to order cinnamon oil from a health store and start the fad all over again.


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posted January 07, 2018 10:20 AMHide Post
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Never heard of them. What time period were these popular?


They hit my grade school in SW Idaho 1956.


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posted January 07, 2018 10:22 AMHide Post
I remember them well. Still order them on occasion when I get something from Amazon. Remember rock candy too. Used to be a drug store across the street from our grade school and we would go over there and spend our lunch money on candy.


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