ISO Childhood candy - Help! [moved from Boston board]

[teabean]

I know I'm not imagining them because my sisters remember them, but we have no idea what they were/are called! We bought them way back when CVS still had candy bins (early 80s). They were a milky, slightly caramel candy, small and rectangular, with a cow on the rust colored wrapping. Does this ring a bell with anyone? Does anyone think I have any chance of finding them again? Thanks!!

[Infomaniac]

You can get them mail order from a company in Chicago that specializes in Polish food products....I can't remember the name of the company, but will look when I get home later and post it.

[teabean]

Thanks so much to everyone for helping me find a little piece of my childhood!

[foodieB]

You can probably find them at www.yummies.com, they have all the old stuff

[Gio]

Try this link:
http://www.yummies.com/index.htm?

[Science Chick]

Yummies only seems to carry the US made candies. These are called Krowki and are Polish. It looks like you can order them here:

http://www.halinasdeli.com/halinasdel...

[violette o]

Could it possibly be these: http://polartcenter.com/Luxury_Cream_... ? I used to buy them many years ago at my then-favorite store--Candyland.

[Science Chick]

ooooooo.....I remember those! YUMMY!

[teabean]

Violette_O!!!!! THOSE ARE IT!!!! If I wasn't at work, I probably would have screamed out loud!
Thank you so much!! Do you know where I might be able to find them around here?

[violette o]

I don't know the Boston area but it looks like you can order them online from that site. Wow, I haven't had them in many, many years but apparently I'm still thinking of them...

[teabean]

Thanks, I'll see where i might be able to order them online. yummies didn't seem to have it. Looks like you'll be ordering some too, huh? ;) Thanks again!!

[bex77]

Bulls-Eyes? (Although they're round)

I do recall Goetze Candy having a cow on most wrappers.

[teabean]

Sadly, no, it's none of the ones mentioned above. I think the closest in taste is Werther's, but it was chewier, like a Goetze Caramel Cream...

[LindaWhit]

Are you talking about Goetze Caramel Creams? Or Cow Tales?

http://www.goetzecandy.com/product.cfm