black-and-white-striped, an old-fashioned boiled mint sweet.


Great Crested Grebe family – checks effectively known as “humbugs” due to their black and white stripes, are doing well on a local pond.




black-and-white-striped, an old-fashioned boiled mint sweet.


Great Crested Grebe family – checks effectively known as “humbugs” due to their black and white stripes, are doing well on a local pond.




I know humbugs from living in Canada, a Laura Secord candy. I wasn’t allowed sweets, so my grandmother would slip them to me.
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My ancestry is English, so I recognize the term “Humbug”. My Grandfathers place always had them around but to be honest they were never popular with me.
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I think they still make Humbugs in the UK, but Laura Secord went out of business. I tried Googling around for them. It’s been decades since I had one – they were buttered rum I believe.
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Yes, we still get them here
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for me,Humbugs are as old as Scrooge!
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Bah Humbug!
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you got it!
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Humbug candy looks delicious! I don’t allow hard candy at our house; I have this irrational fear of choking on them. lol. But everything else is ok. ๐
The humbug chicks are adorable.
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