Food of the Seventies, Dip N Stix
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I think that's what it's called. It included three flavors of sweet tart powder. Usually cherry, grape, and lemon. There was a white candy dipping stick.
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it's actually called lik-um-aid
I mean, i've always known it as Fun Dip...I don't know where lim-um-aid came from!!! lolol
I recognize all those names from my youth. They were competing products, but all quite similar (how much can you do with a 99% sugar product?) I think they all cost about the same, too. All you have to do to entice a kid is make a product as close to 100% sugar as possible, without actually being pure sugar. That's why this product did so well.
Call me weird, but the white dipping stick was my favorite part. I've always known it as Fun Dip too.
My son used to love these sticks shaped like mummies that had dipping powder. He says we got them at Seven-Eleven. Were they called Mummy Stix? Are they still available anywhere?
I love the white sticks too! My fave part...
I remember them as mummy sticks and I think they were soldwithout the fundip
the mummy sticks were called yummy mummies and it was six flavored sticks without the powder. It was made by lik m aid (aka fundip)
http://www.candywrappermuseum.com/yummymummies.html
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