Not me. I used to eat them all the time after I pretended to smoke. I personally don't think they're a problem. It's like long time ago when all the kids had guns with snaps with gun powder and went around the neighborhood shooting your friends. That didn't cause everybody to later buy a firearm and shoot people. It was just fun. I used to eat all the candies you guys displayed and back in the day we would drink the flavored sugar water out of those wax bottles then chew up the bottles until the flavor was gone and spit it out! 😁And HOT TAMELES was my favorite candy and still is👍
I was raised in Tijuana Mexico, and back in the 90's they use to sell packets of cigarettes made with chocolate cigarettes 🚬 and when my mom saw me and my sister with them she chased us with the CHANCLA 😂😂😂
As a critic who grew up in the 90s I remember when I was young and they had those gum cigarettes my mom didn't catch me but my dad did well catch me I didn't think I was doing anything wrong but I swear I got a lecture for 4 hours from my Colombian father about this stupid candy the dangers of smoking and I didn't even realize I did anything wrong I thought I was just buying some candy
I was born in 1960 and I remember candy cigarettes. I didn't like them, but I do remember them. Smoking was so accepted back then! You'd see tall ashtrays full of sand in grocery stores and departments stores. They were even in doctor's office waiting rooms! Of course you could smoke in any restaurant (there wasn't a separate smoking section either). You could smoke in any part of a plane. You could smoke in movie theaters. The teacher's lounge at school was filled with cigarette smoke. It was just starting to change when I was a kid (thanks to the Surgeon General's Report on Smoking), but it took a long time to become socially unacceptable.
I ate all of these in the 80's. Along with the actual candy cigarettes too. Everyone I knew still smoked in the 80's so it was cool to mimic the adults, but fun to eat the candy.
We had everyone of those candies in the 70s. The fact that I used to have a candy necklace around my sweaty neck playing outside and actually EAT it is just insane! 😂😂
I was born in the 90’s and I’m surprised not that many people knew about the cigarette gum lol. The powder and everything was so cool to me growing up 😂 maybe it’s the area I was raised in that still sold these regularly 💀
@@ElSauxy02 aww man well I was born in cali, raised there for 10 years and then came to Nevada and raised here for the rest of my life, and both states had these. Idk about where you’re from, but they sold these at almost every ice cream truck and corner store 😅 born in 94’ and I still see these every other day!
I have LOVED hot tamales candy for many years i had no idea it came all the way from the 1950's. I dunno how much longer it gonna stay around but I pray it lasts as long as i can still enjoy it to say the least.
LOL the ice cream man in my neighborhood in the 90's would sell those candy cigarettes. I'd buy them on occassion. Looking back, I really don't know why they were a thing.
Most of these were still going strong in the 90s too, other than the cigarettes. We had "chalk sticks" that were kinda similar, but not marketed like cigarettes. We did have bubblegum cigars, though.
Years ago on a flight to California with my mom and brother, they gave a menu on the plane to order food, what we chose came with a few things one of which was hot tamales... We were starving so we go "oh that sounds good!" they show up with the food and the hot tamales turned out to be these candies. We were like wtf!? My mom could stop laughing about the stupidity, she still brings it up to this day and laughs to herself😂
Ramon pissing your mama off! I love those candy necklaces you could wear them to school and eat candy and get away with it. It tastes kinda like pez back in the day
I was born in the 90s in Berlin Germany and we have all the candys in Germany too except for the hot tamales the wax bottles we have them too but in a other version Mamba is a german product it comes from the brand Storck i like your videos and i use them to learn Spanish but what i find weird is when someone mix spanish and english but overall your Videos are great a lot of greetings from Berlin in Germany
First of all, in the '50s, most parents probably smoked. Doctors & movie stars advertised cigarettes. I bought both the bubble-gum cigarettes and the hard candy cigarettes, but have never smoked a cigarette in my life. Secondly the wax bottles were meant to be chewed with the liquid to flavor the wax. Why would the Moms think people would need to tell the kids not to eat the wax? Do they eat gum? Maybe kids were smarter in the 1950s.
Yo recuerdo todos los dulces Que probaste en este episodio. Los dulces mas interesantes son los llamados…”satellite wafers”. Todos los ninos en mi lugar acerca de Boston,somos catolicos, y el chiste de todo el mundo era el dato que el cubierto de los dulces tenia el sabor y la tectura del pan de comunion! We used to place the candy in your friends mouth, like the priest at mass on Sunday lol. My brother must have really liked that candy, because he ended up attending the seminary for 9 years, and now he is a catholic priest. I play music at his parish. I sing in Spanish , Portuguese , English and Latin. I use your podcast to practice Spanish, which I used to teach, but now is rusty. Muchas gracias. I’ll pray for you, and you pray for me
I strongly agree with Xochitl about the bubble gum cigarettes. That was really a stupid idea.. Well, the parents smoke cigarettes, so why not make a cigarette for children but made out of bubble gum.
I lived in Mexico in the 90s and cigarette candies were still popular there they were called “cigaritos” I’m shocked none of these ladies mentioned that or remembered that I’m very intrigued 🤔
not gonna lie, i like candy cigarettes. not the gum kind, the ones that are just compressed sugar and gelatine. not for any like "oh look, its a cigarette, ha ha." reason, its just a nostalgic flavor. my favorite old-school candy though, is clark's teaberry gum. absolutely love it.
I grew up loving candy cigarettes, cigarette gum and the gum cigars. However, I never ended up smoking despite most of my family members being smokers. I am a 90s kid though not 50s.
They still sell candy cigarettes at the little corner store downtown where I live 😆 When I was a kid we used to take them outside in the winter time because when you breathe out in the cold air it looks like smoke so we used to pretend it was cigarette smoking. Pretty dumb, but we were kids. For the record I've never been a smoker so guess it didn't ingrain itself on my psyche at least.
Lol omg the cigarette candies!!! I remember buying those candies back in 1st grade; not smokeable though. They were solid candies Those wax bottle candies!! What a waste of $$ back then 😅 The string candies were so bad, no flavor "We" have those candies in the 90s and the later ones in 20s
I know I remember those stupid gum cigarettes and when my father saw me with them he was like what the f*** is this that was the last time I was ever allowed to have anything like that
When i was a kid, in the 80's not 50's, we had candy and bubble gum cigarettes. And yes i ate that gum and now I'm a smoker and I'm an idiot. I wish i could quit.
*the biggest irony is that those were considered fine like nonhuman animal products are still considered fine by too many people… and people don’t see the hypocrisy of it…*
I was born in 61 and my mom wouldn’t even get koolaid she still is an amazing mom, we never had candy cigarettes the only chocolate we had was from Germany and chocolate gold coins
Alguien dígales a estas madres que fumar es una decisión individual. Qué no puedes decir que las decisiones que toman los demás son estúpidas, sólo porque a mí se me ocurre decirlo.
Why they keep parents mentallity....parents mentality today is absurd...let's be real....sorry love the channel and videos...but you need more open minded people here.....think about it...again...how you gonna even say(parents mentality)....wow
Who else was shocked to see candy cigarettes? 😳
Not me lol. I’ve had a pack myself, usually after going out for sunday lunch growing up at cracker barrel 😂
Not me. I used to eat them all the time after I pretended to smoke. I personally don't think they're a problem. It's like long time ago when all the kids had guns with snaps with gun powder and went around the neighborhood shooting your friends. That didn't cause everybody to later buy a firearm and shoot people. It was just fun. I used to eat all the candies you guys displayed and back in the day we would drink the flavored sugar water out of those wax bottles then chew up the bottles until the flavor was gone and spit it out! 😁And HOT TAMELES was my favorite candy and still is👍
I loved them!
me
Ours weren’t gum though, they were a hard candy and they were delicious!😂
Although I liked buying them as a kid in the 90's, Xochitl is really heartwarming that she cares about children not being influenced badly by candy. ❤
So Xóchitl really hates that her son smokes, huh?😅
When I was a kid, they were chalky sticks, not gum, so no powdery "smoke"
I was raised in Tijuana Mexico, and back in the 90's they use to sell packets of cigarettes made with chocolate cigarettes 🚬 and when my mom saw me and my sister with them she chased us with the CHANCLA 😂😂😂
Haha
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As a critic who grew up in the 90s I remember when I was young and they had those gum cigarettes my mom didn't catch me but my dad did well catch me I didn't think I was doing anything wrong but I swear I got a lecture for 4 hours from my Colombian father about this stupid candy the dangers of smoking and I didn't even realize I did anything wrong I thought I was just buying some candy
lol were you okay though?
Terrible parenting…I’m sorry…
Those candy cigarettes got her triggered! 😸
This channel will always be the best. We wish them well.
Thank you ❤🥹
Xochitl was TRIGGERED. 😂
I was born in 1960 and I remember candy cigarettes. I didn't like them, but I do remember them. Smoking was so accepted back then! You'd see tall ashtrays full of sand in grocery stores and departments stores. They were even in doctor's office waiting rooms! Of course you could smoke in any restaurant (there wasn't a separate smoking section either). You could smoke in any part of a plane. You could smoke in movie theaters. The teacher's lounge at school was filled with cigarette smoke. It was just starting to change when I was a kid (thanks to the Surgeon General's Report on Smoking), but it took a long time to become socially unacceptable.
I ate all of these in the 80's. Along with the actual candy cigarettes too. Everyone I knew still smoked in the 80's so it was cool to mimic the adults, but fun to eat the candy.
We had everyone of those candies in the 70s. The fact that I used to have a candy necklace around my sweaty neck playing outside and actually EAT it is just insane! 😂😂
Most of this candy was still popular in the 70's & 80's, we had candy cigarettes that were a chalky peppermint that you could eat
I was born in the 90’s and I’m surprised not that many people knew about the cigarette gum lol. The powder and everything was so cool to me growing up 😂 maybe it’s the area I was raised in that still sold these regularly 💀
I was born in 2002, & I’ve never seen this ever in my life till now. But I remember I use to crush smarties candy to mimic smoking a cigarette.
@@ElSauxy02 aww man well I was born in cali, raised there for 10 years and then came to Nevada and raised here for the rest of my life, and both states had these. Idk about where you’re from, but they sold these at almost every ice cream truck and corner store 😅 born in 94’ and I still see these every other day!
thye got mad with the cigs 🤣🤣🤣
They did 😅
0:24 kids used to pretend that they were actually smoking😂
Martha saying nunca fui niña 😢 she’s one of my favorites this made me sad
Of these, Nik-L-Nips were my favorite. Sometimes I'd just suck the juice, sometimes I'd chew the whole thing like it was gum.
I grew up in the 80's and all those candies were an d still the bc my favorites were chic-o-sticks, red hots and long boys ❤❤
And the gym cigarettes ❤❤❤❤
Paleteros used to sell the gum cigs in the 2000-10s, flashbacks to childhood 🤣. The smoke that would come out was what kids liked
Those cigarette candy are bomb I use to get them as a kid the bubble gum is so good😂
I love Martha. She is so cute and funny😂
I have LOVED hot tamales candy for many years i had no idea it came all the way from the 1950's. I dunno how much longer it gonna stay around but I pray it lasts as long as i can still enjoy it to say the least.
Those and the fireballs are awful.
LOL the ice cream man in my neighborhood in the 90's would sell those candy cigarettes. I'd buy them on occassion. Looking back, I really don't know why they were a thing.
Most of these were still going strong in the 90s too, other than the cigarettes. We had "chalk sticks" that were kinda similar, but not marketed like cigarettes. We did have bubblegum cigars, though.
That lady with the curly hair IS SO PRETTY!
I used to chew the wax from the liquid bottles in the 70's.
I remember all of these. We would chew on the wax bottles (like gum) after we finished the liquid.
It’s funny, I grew up in the 90s and all of those candies were staples in my childhood 😂.
I love mamahs videos!
I agree with Xóchitl candy cigarettes are really dumb
Love me some Mambas ! I had no idea they were from the 50s
"Stupid idea!" with the cigarettes had me laughing.
martha is just getting weirder and weirder lol
Ive had candy ciggarettes when i was a kid, and im only 22, they also have cigars made of gum
Wheres lucyyyy i miss herrr😭Also i feel like the candy cigarettes would be a better alternative to people who are addicted to that sort of thing-
Those candy cigs used to be rolled in paper and have a powder inside so when you blew on the cig it looked like smoke.
I had all of these in the seventies
Years ago on a flight to California with my mom and brother, they gave a menu on the plane to order food, what we chose came with a few things one of which was hot tamales... We were starving so we go "oh that sounds good!" they show up with the food and the hot tamales turned out to be these candies. We were like wtf!? My mom could stop laughing about the stupidity, she still brings it up to this day and laughs to herself😂
lol
I’m the only one who got shocked and thought for a second (based on the first pic) that Las mamas were trying and ranking cigarettes 😅😂
Nooo I saw the top half of the thumbnail & I audibly gasped like “omg I know they’re not making my girls smoke!!!” 😂🤣
Ramon pissing your mama off! I love those candy necklaces you could wear them to school and eat candy and get away with it. It tastes kinda like pez back in the day
6:15 Got me rolling😭😭
The wax bottles were around when I was a little girl in 60s . We did chew the bottles like gum ..but spit them out when flavor was gone lol
We smoke bc of moms like Xochitl!!!!😊
I was born in the 90s in Berlin Germany and we have all the candys in Germany too except for the hot tamales the wax bottles we have them too but in a other version Mamba is a german product it comes from the brand Storck i like your videos and i use them to learn Spanish but what i find weird is when someone mix spanish and english but overall your Videos are great a lot of greetings from Berlin in Germany
I'd love for them to try Silky Gem Chrystal candy.
First of all, in the '50s, most parents probably smoked. Doctors & movie stars advertised cigarettes. I bought both the bubble-gum cigarettes and the hard candy cigarettes, but have never smoked a cigarette in my life. Secondly the wax bottles were meant to be chewed with the liquid to flavor the wax. Why would the Moms think people would need to tell the kids not to eat the wax? Do they eat gum? Maybe kids were smarter in the 1950s.
Me encanta como xochitl se encabronó.. Bien por no promover el fumar
I bought those cig gums in the 80’s at our corner market. They were too cool.
We don't have to go back as far as the 50s, hell I had those cigarette candies in the 90s
Yo recuerdo todos los dulces Que probaste en este episodio. Los dulces mas interesantes son los llamados…”satellite wafers”. Todos los ninos en mi lugar acerca de Boston,somos catolicos, y el chiste de todo el mundo era el dato que el cubierto de los dulces tenia el sabor y la tectura del pan de comunion! We used to place the candy in your friends mouth, like the priest at mass on Sunday lol. My brother must have really liked that candy, because he ended up attending the seminary for 9 years, and now he is a catholic priest. I play music at his parish. I sing in Spanish , Portuguese , English and Latin. I use your podcast to practice Spanish, which I used to teach, but now is rusty. Muchas gracias. I’ll pray for you, and you pray for me
I’m from Germany, born 1996, and still had those cigarette candies 😂
I def grew up eating all those candies but I grew up in another country
Yo, where is Lucy?
I strongly agree with Xochitl about the bubble gum cigarettes. That was really a stupid idea.. Well, the parents smoke cigarettes, so why not make a cigarette for children but made out of bubble gum.
I ate ALL of these
I’m with Xiochil. Candy cigarette bubble gum was the stupidest idea conceived.
I lived in Mexico in the 90s and cigarette candies were still popular there they were called “cigaritos” I’m shocked none of these ladies mentioned that or remembered that I’m very intrigued 🤔
I'm 28 and I used to have those candy cigarettes fron the bodega 😂😅
Early! I loveeeeee your channel
Best Food CHANNEL!!!!
Todos (menos los picantes) los vi en España en los 2000!!
not gonna lie, i like candy cigarettes. not the gum kind, the ones that are just compressed sugar and gelatine. not for any like "oh look, its a cigarette, ha ha." reason, its just a nostalgic flavor. my favorite old-school candy though, is clark's teaberry gum. absolutely love it.
I grew up loving candy cigarettes, cigarette gum and the gum cigars. However, I never ended up smoking despite most of my family members being smokers. I am a 90s kid though not 50s.
Mexican moms(and dads) try mexican made alcohols like mexican wine, nixta, pox, and liquor like chile verde😂
50s? I used to get those candy and bubblegum cigarettes in the 80s 😅
They still sell candy cigarettes at the little corner store downtown where I live 😆
When I was a kid we used to take them outside in the winter time because when you breathe out in the cold air it looks like smoke so we used to pretend it was cigarette smoking. Pretty dumb, but we were kids. For the record I've never been a smoker so guess it didn't ingrain itself on my psyche at least.
¡Así se habla, Xóchitl!
50s? Those cigarette candies were still around in the 90s. I used to get them all the time when I was a kid
Xóchitl is scary AF 😂😂😂
This is the best video
Thank you for watching 🥲
I would get those candy gum cigarettes in the 80s! Nasty candy, very chalky.
Lol omg the cigarette candies!!! I remember buying those candies back in 1st grade; not smokeable though. They were solid candies
Those wax bottle candies!! What a waste of $$ back then 😅
The string candies were so bad, no flavor
"We" have those candies in the 90s and the later ones in 20s
I grew up in the 80's and those cigaro candies were so cheap
In the first candy xochi really turned in to my mom but not with cigarros
Bro she took it to far getting mad over candy lol
From a Historical perspective this is a very important American video.
😂 have you eaten a candle before?
Mamba's are L.I.F.E.!!!! My memaw would get mad at me, cause I'd eat all the orange Mamba's out of her candy dish. 🙃
I know I remember those stupid gum cigarettes and when my father saw me with them he was like what the f*** is this that was the last time I was ever allowed to have anything like that
When i was a kid, in the 80's not 50's, we had candy and bubble gum cigarettes. And yes i ate that gum and now I'm a smoker and I'm an idiot. I wish i could quit.
Xòchitl really didn't like the cigarettes 💀💀
Man i grew up on Candy cigarettes
I hope these are simply today approximation of 50's candies, and not the real things.....
Soy de Mexico nací en el 91 y todos esos dulces me tocaron, solo que los cigarros eran de chocolate!
*the biggest irony is that those were considered fine like nonhuman animal products are still considered fine by too many people… and people don’t see the hypocrisy of it…*
Make them try Thai food in xochtil we trust
Hola👋
Hola 👋🏼 ❤
Hot tamales and mamba only good ones
Mambas were vegan until a few years ago. Sad that they decided to add gelatin. I used to buy them, but haven't since.
Candy cigarettes....thoseeven was in the 80s...point is kids back then 80% had brains....today kids 85% got air for brains
I was born in 61 and my mom wouldn’t even get koolaid she still is an amazing mom, we never had candy cigarettes the only chocolate we had was from Germany and chocolate gold coins
First, but those candies look nice
Weren't they young in the 50s 💀
No way they sold cigarettes 😢
Those cigarettes were nasty mint chalk gross
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Alguien dígales a estas madres que fumar es una decisión individual. Qué no puedes decir que las decisiones que toman los demás son estúpidas, sólo porque a mí se me ocurre decirlo.
I agree with the women! It is stupid!
@@DollyPardonMe701 No sé por qué las mujeres siempre son tan criticonas.
@@LuisRodriguez-rj7fn What does that mean in English please?
@@DollyPardonMe701 Eso significa que no te debes hacer mensa para al entender el español .
Why they keep parents mentallity....parents mentality today is absurd...let's be real....sorry love the channel and videos...but you need more open minded people here.....think about it...again...how you gonna even say(parents mentality)....wow
11 people saw it before me,but I'm the first like? Ingrates
I'm first
I love this