Food of the Seventies, Jaw Breakers
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Jaw Breakers anyone! I wonder if anyone really did hurt themselves eating, or at least trying to eat that hard round ball.
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Jawbreakers are my favorite candy! I bought a box of them at Walt Disney World almost 3 years ago but I ate the whole box. Cartoon Network's Ed, Edd n Eddy eats them. I gotta get my hands on more of these!!!
Remember the GIANT Jaw-Breakers? They were close to the size of a Pool table ball!! After eating one of those your teeth were either blue or red and you were ready to vomit from all the sugar!!! Late 60's early 70's!
The Leaf Company sold these in gum machines for a dime, starting around 1968 (had psychedelic colors), or individually wrapped. You lucked out if you didn't break a few teeth trying the quick way to reach the bubble gum core. If it was a sour one, you could not stand sucking on it for long.
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