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Candy Cigarettes memories... I remember
going to my cabin up north during the summer with my family. My father
would always stop at the gas station in the little town nearby to fill
up our boat. He always went to the same station, and it was always my
favorite because they had candy cigarettes. I would buy enough boxes to
last a week, and I ate a lot of them. That was my favorite part of going
to the cabin. It was even better than swimming in the lake or riding the
boat. I hadn't seen them for so long, but then I came across this site.
I'm so happy I can finally get my favorite candy again! ~ Alex from
Minnesota
My best friend and I would sit out on the steps and
'smoke' with my dad. "Have a cigarette?" I'd ask, and she would reply,
"don't mind if I do". My dad would cross his long legs and lean back,
looking over the yard just mowed and we'd copy his every move... puffing
and exhaling on our 'cigarettes' as we enjoyed the cool of the evening.
~ Nancy from Texas
When I was a child, I was maybe 8 or 10; I had
cousins I was very close to who lived a couple of hours away. It was a treat to take a trip to their house. I was always excited because they
were a couple years older than me and they were trusted to take me on a walk with them.
We would walk down to the end of their road where there was an old time general store. We
would always buy candy cigarettes and pretend like we were grown up adults out on the town. We would hold them as we had seen our mothers hold
real cigarettes and blow imaginary smoke rings. We thought we were on top of the world. To this day this memory is one of my fondest from
childhood. ~ Mary from Michigan
Oh such memories. I remember my uncle would sneak me a pack of candy cigarettes after church every Sunday and he would light up his
cigarettes and I would take out mine and we would sit on the church stoop and smoke for a couple of minutes. When my uncle past away I thought I would
never smoke another cigarette again but then I found this web site. Brings back many good memories. Thank you. ~ Alex from New Jersey
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Since you have to be at least 18 to have a credit card, we will leave it up to adults
to decide how to use them. The best thing we have seen is people sending
them to family and friends to encourage them to stop
smoking. One customer purchased several cases and passed
out packs to celebrate his one year anniversary of not smoking.