(Nestle/Disclosure)
Anyone who was a child during the 80s and 90s must remember embossed chocolate and, especially, collectible cards, usually about animals. Each year, the theme changed – the first, from 1983, brought “Animals from All over the World”. The back had technical details, such as the popular name of the creature, family, scientific name, habitat, eating habits, reproduction and particularities.
According to the manufacturer Nestlé, all cards were produced in equal numbers (that is, there was no rarer one). And to get an album to stick them in, all you had to do was mail packages to Nestlé.
The product was a success and manufactured for 20 years! Its last season was in 2003, with the theme “Mix Cartoon”, about famous Cartoon Network cartoons. But he’s back this year, with a Surprise Easter Egg – it comes with an album and ten collectible cards.
Check out the 14 card collections in the galleries below (and feel the nostalgia that gripped the newsroom here):
Animals from Around the World (1983, 20 cards)
Pantanal Animals (1984, 30 cards)
Wonders of the Sea (1985, 30 cards)
Animals of the Amazon (1986, 30 cards)
The Fantastic Atlantic Forest (1987, 30 cards)
Coastline and Oceanic Islands (1988, 30 cards)
Campos e Cerrados (1989, 30 cards)
Sertões (1991, 30 cards)
Breed Dogs (1992, 30 cards)
Dinosaurs (1993, 30 cards)
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1995, 30 cards)
Space Travel (1997, 24 cards + 6 stickers)
Nature Shows (1998, 30 cards)
The Curious Guide (2001, 30 cards)
In addition to these, there were also Scooby Doo (2002, 18 cards), The Powerpuff Girls (2003, 20 cards) and mix cartoon (2003, 20 cards).