The best classic Spanish sweets
The top 3 according to 27 votes from people: Conguitos · Chupa Chups · Haribo gummies. (Updated Apr 26, 2024.)
The sweets and candies that marked childhood in Spain, according to El Comidista, RTVE and Your Spanish Shop: from Chupa Chups and Sugus to Peta Zetas and Conguitos.
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Top 16
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1
Conguitos
Chocolate-coated peanuts by Lacasa, born in 1961.
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Chupa Chups
Enric Bernat's lollipop (1958), with a logo by Dalí.
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Haribo gummies
Bears, strawberries and sour tongues from the kiosk bags.
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Liquorice
Red and black liquorice sticks sold loose at the kiosk.
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Boomer gum
Liquid-filled chewing gum from the 1980s.
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Sugus
Square chewy sweets in colours; pineapple is the most coveted.
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Violet sweets
Madrid's classic from La Pajarita, since 1852.
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Peta Zetas
Popping candy that crackles in the mouth, made in Barcelona.
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9
Palotes
Fiesta's colourful chewy sticks.
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Kojak
Fiesta's lollipop with a bubble-gum centre.
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Lacasitos
Lacasa's coloured chocolate drops.
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12
Juanolas
The classic liquorice and mint pastilles.
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13
Solano Candies
Sugar-free hard candies with coffee, cream or liquorice flavors, classics from the 80s.
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14
Pantera Rosa
Bimbo's pink cream-filled cake.
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15
Pirulas
Frigo's rocket-shaped ice lollies.
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Pipas Facundo
Palencia's sunflower seeds, always eaten in the park.
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Kinder Surprise
The chocolate egg with a surprise, a kiosk essential.
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Comments (9)
Pantera Rosa, el pastelito rosa mítico.
Chicle Boomer, para hacer globos enormes.
Peta Zetas, la explosión en la boca.
Caramelos de violeta de Madrid, únicos.
Faltan los Solano, de café o de nata.
Los Palotes de fresa, infancia pura.
Pipas Facundo en el parque.
Kojak, el chupa-chups con chicle dentro.
Sugus, siempre se acababan los de piña.