Making a sweet comeback... Nation asked to choose what childhood favourite to bring back to shelves Duran Duran, Take That and Spandau Ballet have all made a comeback in the Noughties, but it's not just music that's experiencing a retro revolution. Sales of retro sweets have skyrocketed in the recession as Britons hark back to a more care free time. Sherbet Dib-Dabs are up 19% year on year while Flying Saucers are flying with sales up by a third and Catherine wheels up by 35%. If that's not sweet enough, you now have the chance to bring back your favourite old school confectionery - from Shrimps to Sherbets, Bonbons to Barley Sugars. Waitrose has launched the Sweet Revival campaign asking sweet-toothed Brits to vote for their childhood favourites and help them decide which treat to put back onto its shelves nationwide.Head to www.waitrose.com/sweetrevival to vote for your favourite confectionary and the winner will be announced in OctoberRead
