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Horror Bags (Smith's Snacks)

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I rememember these from the late 1970s. They were made by Smith's and came in Bats, Fangs, Ribs and Claws varieties. One was a very strong pickled onion flavour. Who else recalls these?


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Do You Remember Horror Bags (Smith's Snacks)?

Do You Remember Horror Bags (Smith's Snacks)?

  • Anonymous user
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    Smiths please bring horror bags bones back even for a short period to how they sell.
  • Anonymous user
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    Can,t remember the taste, but had a collection of 3 plastic discs from saving packets I think , not sure what they were for though.
  • Anonymous user
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    i would love to see the smax to come back
  • Anonymous user
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    Yes I remember the Fangs!! Cheese and onion!! The taste was lovely and I haven't tried anything like that for years!! They sold them in a shop in Netherley Liverpool in the 70's when I was a paper boy!! WOW!!
  • Anonymous user
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    I remember horror bags fangs had a vampire on the bag and bones had a picture of of a scull and bones on the bag. Fangs were my favourate.
  • Anonymous user
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    yum salt and vinegar bones, bring um back
  • Anonymous user
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    Remember sherbert based sweets with Universal monster stickers in them? The packs were the size of 'Freddo' bars methinks!
  • Action Man
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    I was at school with a girl whose surname was Horobin, and everyone called her 'Horrorbags' Aren't kids cruel !!
  • Anonymous user
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    "New from golden wonder they're called rock n rollers!" That was the add song
  • Anonymous user
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    Thanks sweetyguy,I'm glad you put bones=skeleton because I have always said to my husband that I used to buy crisps at school called skeleton bones.It was obviously Horror Bags bones whoch had the pic of a skeleton on the bag.I so much miss these along with hollow pig crisps and fish and chip crisps.