Cherry Red Dollars Before 1919 Retro Candy Long live tradition

Long live tradition

And with a name like Charms

people have found varied and delicious ways to use mint

these are one of the few candies still made with the "original formula" and while they may deserve pride of place in the Smithsonian Museum

These are a must for any watermelon lover who slips into watermelon withdrawal after summer comes to an end

Cherry Red Dollars Before 1919 Retro Candy Long live traditionRed Dollars were introduced in 1926 as oval pieces of gum emblazoned with a dollar sign, but back then the name had nothing to do with the flavor. With about 75 pieces per pound, perhaps Red Dollars are not a hedge against inflation but they sure are an investment against going hungry especially when you desire their delicious cherry flavor and fun to eat chewy texture. Here's a fun fact Red Dollar derives from a slang expression that means something