Food of the Seventies, Pixy Stix
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Description
A tube of sugary flavored powder that you ate by pouring into your mouth like a drink.. It came in cherry, grape, orange, & lime flavors. Also, you could buy the sticks in the small version (about 5 inches long) or the large (about a foot)
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***I am looking to buy any old packaging from Pixy Stix if anyone has any please email me, I pay cash.
Here's a number of sites you can go to for "Pixy Stix": 1. www.oldtimecandy.com/pixy-stix.htm 2. www.wonka.com 3. www.candywarehouse.com/giantpixystix.html. I hope these three sites will help you, JONMANKUTA.
Pixy Stix was formally introduced in 1959 by Sunline of St. Louis. A cartoon elf shown on the straws and sales display boxes. Later on, Sunline sold Tangy Taffy featuring the five Archie characters.
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