Name of Nabisco cookie from the 60s, w/two vanilla-type wafers and marshmallow in the middle?

Question

Nope, not moon pies, not wagon wheels.

But thanks, anyway. Keep going.

Answer 1

They were called Marshmallow Sandwiches, they were sold between the 1940's and the 1970's mostly in the New York area.

Answer 2

Marshmallow Sandwich, package 4 cents; regular price 5 cents." The last? A Waldbaum's [grocery store] ad, New York Times, September 9, 1964 (p. 39). "Nabisco Marshmallow Sandwiches, 2 twin pkgs. 35 cents."
Soft marshmallow gently pressed between two soft vanilla wafers.
These cookies were sold in the 1940s-1970s and came in twin cellophane-wrapped blue packages. Many of the people who remember this cookie are from the greater New York area.
The company, Nabisco. The cookie, Marshmellow sandwich.

Answer 3

You can still buy those from supermarkets. The marshmallow is half pink, half white, as is the packet they come in. About 40p for six sandwiches, really cheap and yummy! I've forgotten the name on the pack though.

Answer 4

i was born in 1992 not in the 60s

Answer 5

I think Moon Pies

Answer 6

Wagon wheels

Answer 7

I used to buy these and they were lovely, I think they were called Marshmallow sandwiches. I also seem to remember Marshmallow ice cream sandwiches

Answer 8

hi Scooter, nicely,it truly is between 2 cookies right here..i admire Oatmeal with a sprint raisins and Macadamia nut is sturdy too..i could like a million Macadamia nut cookie and a million Oatmeal with a sprint raisin please(so i will make my suggestions up).. Your chum, poppy1

Answer 9

Marshmallow Sandwhiches.

http://www.foodtimeline.org/foodmarsh.html

enjoy.

I like the ginger snaps.

Answer 10

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