I used to go crazy over them when at Junior school (around 1982). The ingredients were probably banned by the EC for being too tasty.
Fizz Bombs
Candy about the size of an average lollipop, the shape of a sphere that had been squashed slightly. Light and airy, kind of like cinder toffee, but fruit flavoured with a fizzy coating. I remember them being red but I’m sure there were other flavours.
Orange Fizz Bomb Boiled sweet, round orange ball equivalent in size to rosy apple. Orange fizzy flavour as you sucked.
Bon bon size, hard, with an ‘abrasive’ sugar coating (various flavours). sold in large jars for 1 -2 p each, the label was of a small space ships diving down to earth!
You used to get orange, lemon, and raspberry ones. Bright yellow, orange and pink. They were round and had a rough sherbety coating on the outside. The raspberry ones are the best not bothered about the others. Used to get them in pick and mixes but not seen for a few years……..
Sherbety orange coloured round sweet with rough surface – could take the skin off your tongue if you had more than a couple!!
Round size of a kop kop, fizzes like stardust powder but is hard and crunchy….
Fizzy round sweet, hard, but goes chewy in mouth,about same diameter as a 10p piece. I think they came in more than one flavour, but I remember the strawberry ones. This would have been late seventies to early eighies. Sold in jars.
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You can get the small ones here: -
http://www.treasureislandsweets.co.uk/acatalog/fizz_bombs_sour.html
have never seen the big ones since way back then
Hello Any idea where I can get a few jars of the old favourite “Fizz Bombs” in the north east a company called dobsons did them but they are no longer around I would pay good money to find them CG

Mark Young remembers: -
Sadly Fizz Bombs are no longer made. The company was sold back in 1996 and then the new owners went bust in 2000.