Way Back When: Our Favorite Retro Candy

The chocolate-covered nougat bars were named after the Charleston dance back in 1922. These treats are especially yummy when they’re frozen! ($.75, economycandy.com)

This honeycombed candy stick filled with peanut butter and rolled in toasted coconut was originally sold under the name "Chicken Bones"! Atkinson Candy Company changed the name to its current moniker in 1955. ($1.19, oldtimeycandy.com)

First introduced in the '30s, Choward's Violet Mints are one of the more unique retro candies we uncovered. Unlike some of their overly saccharine cousins, these hard square candies have a distinct floral aroma and flavor. ($.89, oldtimecandy.com)

Who doesn't remember reaching up to the candy counter for a handful of these chewy peanut butter and molasses nuggets? Named after the creator's favorite aunt 95 years ago, these candies have stood the test of time. ($1.69, walgreens.com)

When we asked our Facebook fans about their favorite childhood candy, most mentioned the now-extinct Seven Up candy bar: seven chocolate-covered segments — cherry, coconut, caramel, fudge, jelly, maple, and Brazil nut. Luckily, the Sky Bar, made with four segments, has emerged in place of the legend. ($1.19, oldtimecandy.com)