Whatever happened to... Fizzel Sticks?

Fizzle Sticks

Fizzle Sticks - 1974 or thereabouts

Candy stick, about 5 inches long, about half-inch wide, oval, because it had been cast or moulded in two halves, so there was a seam down the long edge. Texture like a big "sweet Cigarette" (I know!), they had several fruit flavour/colours - yellow/lemon, pink/strawberry, orange and green, which changed from light green to dark in about 1975 and were then harder and less pleasant-tasting. I did find a few in a Huddersfield petrol station in about 1986, but haven't seen any since.
I bought an entire boxfull (100?) with my first week's Saturday job wages. Late 1973, Coventry).
Thanks.

Posted on March 24, 2005

Thanks for this page, have been racking my brains to try and remember what these sweets were called. I also spent my wages on a box and tried to limit myself to a couple a day (not easy!)Have tried various imitations but nothing comes close!Cant remember who made them but I wish they still did!

Posted by: Jane on November 8, 2006

Fizzlesticks

Fizzlesticks

Pastel coloured sticks with a mild sherbert taste with a slightly chalky consistency. very popular in the 70's and early 80's....

Posted on March 20, 2005

I used to work in a Tuck Shop in the early 80's and the owner sold these fizzle sticks, but they were all broken pieces and we used to call them "chalks" and would buy them 1/2 lb or 1 lb at a time... Absolutely loved them.

Posted by: Shazzer on March 18, 2007

Fizzle sticks

About 4inches long,in many different colours/flavours, last bought in cash and carries about 15 years ago.Similar size to those sarsaparilla sticks but no ridges.

Posted on September 2, 2004

Fizzle sticks

Green, orange, pink and yellow sticks, about three to four inches long - fruity flavours.....

Posted on August 8, 2004

Fizzle sticks?

Whaterver happened to fizzle sticks?

Posted on November 7, 2003

where are they gone.does anyone know where you can get them they were the tastiest thing ever. i remember my granny giving us 10p every week and we used to go to the shop and get a trigger bar(which are chomp bars now) and they were 7p and the fizzle-sticks were 3p. it was the best 10p i ever spent. so if anyone know where i can get my hands on some i would greatly appreciate it. thanking you all very much.

Posted by: sharina byrne on November 9, 2006

I have searched high and low for these, i last got some about 16 years ago, i used to spend all my pocket money on them often buying whole boxes.
They don't do them anymore, i have checked all the cash and carry's and sweet manufacturers but they stopped making them years ago.
I would love for these to be made again, i would buy hundreds of boxes and that's no exaggerating.

Posted by: Julie on November 21, 2006

My sister, brother and me would go to the ends of the earth for these if they re-appeared Wasn't it Swizzel Matlow who manufactured them? I too would buy them by the van load if i could find them.

Posted by: Fiona Melvin on February 3, 2007

I remember getting fizzle sticks on my way to school (way back when...). If anyone discovers them being made again I would love to know as I can see the stampede to get them. These come up in conversation with me & my friends every so often. Thanks.

Posted by: Sharon on February 19, 2007

we love em ,we want em, we gotta have some, so if you know where they are, get on your bike and get some and when you find some send some to me.

Posted by: tommy.b on March 19, 2007