Top Iconic Candies from the 1980's

Top 10 Iconic Candies That Defined the 1980s

Nerds: Introduced in the 1980s, these tiny, tangy, crunchy candies came in divided boxes with two flavors, allowing for a mix-and-match experience.

Big League Chew: Launched in the '80s, this shredded bubble gum offered a fun, baseball-themed twist on traditional gum.

Runts: Debuting in 1982, these fruit-shaped candies were both colorful and flavorful, capturing the attention of many candy lovers.

Skittles: Though introduced in the late '70s, Skittles gained significant popularity in the '80s with their "Taste the Rainbow" campaign.

Sour Patch Kids: These sour-then-sweet gummies became a favorite among those who enjoyed a tangy kick.

AirHeads: Known for their chewy texture and variety of flavors, AirHeads became a staple in '80s candy aisles.
Ring Pops: Wearable candy jewelry that combined fashion and flavor, making them a hit among kids.

Push Pops: A lollipop in a tube that could be pushed up as you ate, offering a fun and mess-free experience.

Pop Rocks: These popping candies provided a unique sensation, making them a novelty treat.

Bubble Tape: Six feet of bubble gum rolled into a tape-like dispenser, emphasizing the playful nature of '80s candies.