38 things for an out of sight 70s Halloween

Ohlord Published 10/17/2023 in wow

From those plastic costumes to the newest candy of the decade, these will take you back to the Halloweens of the most psychedelic era in history- it was so far out!

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Nobody had time for making these from scratch, you could just buy the wraps!
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Most of those wouldn't go over therese days
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These plastic trick or treat bags were given out at schools during the annual Halloween Classroom parties, they were filled with treats, pencils, coupons for free icees, and all of the trick or treats from school. Kids would go to each classroom and trick or treat, then you would go back to homeroom and get cupcakes and then you would go home on a sugar high and trick or treat for more. There were no organic, vegan, low sugar,flax milk icing cupcakes, no little bags of pretzels. These were the pure days of peanuts and popcorn balls, chewy candy and jawbreakers, everything that would get a school sued now.
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'70s kids will remember moving and posing their Mr. Bones- these hung in elementary school hallways and front doors everywhere.
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Well these didn't age well.
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To get those spooky vibes, you put records on, opened the windows so the music would drift out onto the front porch.
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You couldn't get through a trick or treat trip in the 70s without finding several of these in your stash
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These were probably one of those awful candies that were a necessary evil, they lingered 'til the end and you finally had to suck it up and eat it because that's all that was left.
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Because dots and candy corn aren't monstrosities on their own, they had to go and mix them
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These were even around in the '90s, finding these in your bag was pure gold. And usually, it was for either a cone or a Sundae. Then Wendys and Icee got on board and started doing coupons too.
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Classroom parties where you could actually wear your costumes to school all day and no learning was done, only a lot of playing and candy eating
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1.
Nobody had time for making these from scratch, you could just buy the wraps!
2.
Most of those wouldn't go over therese days
3.
These plastic trick or treat bags were given out at schools during the annual Halloween Classroom parties, they were filled with treats, pencils, coupons for free icees, and all of the trick or treats from school. Kids would go to each classroom and trick or treat, then you would go back to homeroom and get cupcakes and then you would go home on a sugar high and trick or treat for more. There were no organic, vegan, low sugar,flax milk icing cupcakes, no little bags of pretzels. These were the pure days of peanuts and popcorn balls, chewy candy and jawbreakers, everything that would get a school sued now.
4.
'70s kids will remember moving and posing their Mr. Bones- these hung in elementary school hallways and front doors everywhere.
5.
Well these didn't age well.
6.
To get those spooky vibes, you put records on, opened the windows so the music would drift out onto the front porch.
7.
You couldn't get through a trick or treat trip in the 70s without finding several of these in your stash
8.
9.
10.
These were probably one of those awful candies that were a necessary evil, they lingered 'til the end and you finally had to suck it up and eat it because that's all that was left.
11.
12.
Because dots and candy corn aren't monstrosities on their own, they had to go and mix them
13.
14.
15.
These were even around in the '90s, finding these in your bag was pure gold. And usually, it was for either a cone or a Sundae. Then Wendys and Icee got on board and started doing coupons too.
16.
Classroom parties where you could actually wear your costumes to school all day and no learning was done, only a lot of playing and candy eating
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
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37.
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