Showing posts with label Slo Poke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slo Poke. Show all posts
August 25, 2012
"Caramel" Bliss
Suburban Chicago, August 1962. The Slo Poke was a popular candy at our house. There are several photos of me as I enjoy the treat.
May 11, 2012
Slo Poke
My Mom loved a caramel lollipop that was common in the 1960s, the "Slo Poke." Snacks were rare at our house. But when Mom and my paternal Grandmother, Tatjana, shopped for groceries at the Jewel Food Store on Thursdays (Mom's day off), Mom bought a "Slo Poke" for each of us.
Mom often ate only part of hers that Thursday, and she saved the rest for later. Her half eaten "Slo Poke" sometimes sat for days in a coffee cup, covered with waxed paper.
I enjoyed my "Slo Poke" all in one sitting.
Labels:
1960s,
1964,
candy,
childhood,
eye glasses,
Irene,
Jewel,
Mom,
Rec Room,
sewing,
shopping,
Slo Poke,
Tatjana,
television,
Winston Plaza
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