|
Jelly Nougats memories... We lived about 50 miles from my grandparents and would visit every weekend.
My Grandmother always had a candy dish on her sofa table, and she always had the jelly nougat in that dish. Back then, it was shaped in a
rectangle with the little jelly jewels in it. My family really like jelly beans and dots, so the jelly nougat was a natural. My sister and I
would chew out all the jellies, and save the creamy white nougat for last! It still reminds me of those weekly trips to grandma's house to
share the week's news. ~ Amy from Arkansas
My parents did not keep candy at the house. Since we lived within a block of what was known as The
Little White Store, there just wasn't any need to keep candy handy. But, when I visited my grandparents there was always the candy dish
sitting on the kitchen counter. I knew not to make trips to the candy dish without being invited by one of my grandparents.
My grandmother believed one piece per visit was enough for the grandkids. My grandfather was more
generous. He would take me into the kitchen, pick up the candy dish and hold it down for me to get my candy. He didn't mind if I got two
instead of one piece. Jelly nougat candy was my favorite of all the candies that made their way into the dish.
They weren't always available and so when I saw them they were my first choice. I'd peel off the
wrapper and stick the piece in my mouth. Then I'd let the nougat part sort of melt in my mouth leaving the jelly pieces behind. Then I'd
slowly chew on them trying to determine what flavors they were. My grandparents are gone now. But, I'll always remember that candy dish and
the jelly nougats I enjoyed on those childhood visits. ~ Wayne from North Carolina
Jelly Nougats memories
>>>
|
