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I am 67 and I had a girl friend in high school that ate them all the time. I thought they were nasty. Old memories!!!!!!!!!!!
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i remember them, the neighbor lady had them and she always gave them to me. i still love licorice, she also had horehound, anyone remember them??? they were gret for a sore throat. loved that flavor. oh and violets, they take one or two to get used to, then i'm addicted to them. i love that flavor. Got my son hooked on them too. they're great.
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Yes-I remember them too-I'm 65 yr old-loved them-sorry they don't make them anymore-such a loss
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Originally Posted by sewingsuz
(Post 6351369)
Does anyone that is old like me remember a small black little 1/4 inch piece if gin-sing or licorice or it may have ben anise that came in a small envelope or box. You would just put one on your tongue? This came to mind last night and I have not seen these for years. It is bugging me. thanks My oldest daughter is 63 and she does not remember this.
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I hate anything licorice. I don't remember them.
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Yep it was SenSen. I used to love it!
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They are Sen-Sen. The package says
" Created in the mid 1890's. Sen-Sen "Throat Ease and Breath Perfume" is the first commercial breath freshner in the USA. Valuable to "Singers and Speakers". Sen-Sen's blend of licorice and rare herbs effectively mask odors from smoke, food or drink." |
my gramps always had them, very fond memory, sen-sens also brings Black Jack, & clover gum,
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Oh, yes, how well I remember Sen Sen as a child. I remember the adults using it as a breath freshener, but I used to ask for some of it as a candy treat. I also remember my grandmother using some sort of powdered tooth powder (not toothpaste) to brush her teeth. Thanks for the memory, lol!
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absolutely. last time I saw some was Vermont Country Store catalog.
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