Food of the Eighties, Fun-Dip
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Fun dip, the koolaid-esque powder with a white candy dipping stick hails from the 80's if I'm not mistaken, as does fizz fun, they were small hard candies wrapped in plastic that came in strips of five, and when you'd bite into them, they'd fizz up.
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No, you would suck on the candy stick and then dip it into the powder pouches and the powder would adhere to the candy sticks.
Whwn Iwas younger, I would go to the dribe-ins with my parents and older brother and we would stop to buy some treats for the movie. I would buy some fun-dip. I loved it. You can still buy it today.
This was the main staple when I was in little league. I'd go to the snackbar and get fun-dip and a pack of big league chew. Fun dip came in either a huge pouch, with one flavor. Or a 3 flavor pack with a small candy stick. The stick was white and as hard as cement and tastes like generic bland candy. It almost looked like a peice of chalk.
My favorite part believe it or not was the stick. I'd go through the tangy powder in a hurry just so I could bite down on that hard stick.
I hated that candy.
i loved this candy, grape was my fave. but it didn't fizz.
We would eat them as kids and the powder would eventually make your tongue bleed from licking it so much
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