The Candy Wrapper Museum

Quite frankly, these don't look like babies to me. Makes me think instead of racist innuendo, but that's just me. I'm sure no harm was intended. But you sure don't see these around anymore. The 70s was an interesting decade because marketing was still somewhat unrefined, and you'd see products that had an old-fashioned flair. By now, everything's pretty much slick, commercial, and overly thought-out. I mourn that change in our world.


	Heide Home Jujyfruits Promos Chocolate Babies Cinnamon Bears Cap'n Hot Cap'n Melon Cap'n Punch Drops Jelly Mints Hi-D-Ho Soft Cherries Return to Classics	Quite frankly, these don't look like babies to me. Makes me think instead of racist innuendo, but that's just me. I'm sure no harm was intended. But you sure don't see these around anymore. The 70s was an interesting decade because marketing was still somewhat unrefined, and you'd see products that had an old-fashioned flair. By now, everything's pretty much slick, commercial, and overly thought-out. I mourn that change in our world.