Scroll through our photo gallery to see 11 sweets you might remember if you grew up in Scotland's capital city in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. And before you go, please let us know which sweeties were you favourite growing up in the comments section.
5. Creamola Foam
Creamola Foam was a soft drink - produced by dissolving raspberry, orange, lemon or cola granules in water to create a foaming, fizzy, luminous beverage. Production of the drink began in Glasgow during the 1950s - and Creamola immediately become one of Scotland’s most iconic exports alongside Tunnock’s Teacakes and Irn-Bru. The brightly packaged drink is a staple of many Scots’ fond memories of childhood - and when production halted in 1997 many were heartbroken. Photo: Third Party
6. Kola Cubes / Cola Cubes
Kola Cubes, or Cola Cubes, were like little pieces of geometric joy. Photo: Third Party
7. Wham bar
A stone-cold-classic amongst 80s kids. Garish pop art packaging, massive tongue tingling flavour - the Wham bar was as iconic a sweet as you could buy. Photo: Third Party
8. Irn Bru bar
Combining two of Scotland's favourite things - sweets and Irn Bru - this long and sticky chew was every child's dream (and every dentist's nightmare). Photo: Third Party