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Tiger Tots were made as part of the same range as Jelly Tots and made by Rowntree, but these had an array of different sweets in them, so a bit like Dolly Mixtures. The packet had a cute tiger on the front, so I always wanted them, but they were a really sickly mix so I never actually enjoyed them...

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Do You Remember Tiger Tots?

Do You Remember Tiger Tots?

  • Anonymous user
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    Tiger Tots were mini Liquorice allsorts, Candy Tots were mini dolly mixtures and there was also Teddy Tots but I can't recall what sweets they were.
  • Anonymous user
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    Loved these, mini allsorts Mmmm. How come they stopped making all my favourite sweets!!
  • Anonymous user
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    I also remember Tiger Tots as well and if I remember wright the Bunny Tots where the last to be added to the assortment and were mini Tooty Frooties and came in a blue trimmed packed with a transparent bunny shaped window.
  • Anonymous user
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    Bunny tots were small sugar coated cubes with a soft dolly mixture type centre.
  • Anonymous user
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    I remember these they were tiny little liquorice allsorts also there was candy tots which were tiny dolly mixtures and bunny tots but I can't remember what these were, about in the mid 70's.
    • Anonymous user
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      I remember these. My Aunty would visit us every Wednesday, usually with sweets, and often these. They must have been available in a four pack, as I don't remember having them individually. There were Jelly Tots, Candy Tots (dolly mix) Teddy Tots, and Tiger Tots (the mini allsorts) I don't remember Bunny Tots, but the small sugary cubes were Teddy Tots. They were around in the mid to late 70s - I have a distinct recollection of eating them in my toy tepee in the long hot summer of 76.

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