Collection: 60s Sweets
Discover the flavours of the 1960s with our 60s sweets collection, featuring a mix of traditional favourites and early retro classics. From boiled sweets to chewy treats and iconic confectionery, this decade introduced a wider variety of sweets that helped shape the retro favourites we know today.
Perfect for reliving childhood memories or exploring nostalgic treats, our 60s sweets bring together a range of classic sweets still loved across the UK.
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Refreshers : x4
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Refreshers Chews : 200g
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Spearmint Chews : 200g
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Out of StockSweet Tobacco : 125g
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Traffic Light Lollies : x15
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Retro Sweets from the 1960s
The 1960s saw a shift in sweets, with more variety and new styles appearing alongside traditional favourites.
While boiled sweets remained popular, this era also saw the rise of chewy sweets, liquorice favourites and more colourful treats that are still enjoyed today.
From jelly sweets and wine gums to early retro favourites, the 1960s introduced a wider variety of sweets that continue to be enjoyed today.
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From Traditional to Retro Classics
While the 1950s focused on traditional sweets, the 1960s began to introduce more playful and varied confectionery. This transition helped shape the retro sweets that became popular in the 70s, 80s and 90s.
If you enjoy sweets from this era, you can also explore our 70s sweets and 80s sweets collections or browse timeless favourites in our traditional British sweets collection.
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FAQ's
What sweets were popular in the 1960s?
Popular 1960s sweets included traditional boiled sweets, wine gums, jelly sweets and early retro favourites that became widely enjoyed across the UK.
How were 60s sweets different from 50s sweets?
While 50s sweets focused on traditional boiled sweets and simple flavours, 60s sweets introduced more variety, including chewy sweets, liquorice and colourful confectionery.