Which nostalgic British lunchbox item would you still sneak into your bag as an adult?

Nothing said 'main character energy' at lunchtime like assembling tiny cracker stacks. Half the fun was arranging them like a Michelin-starred toddler.

Squeezing a Frube directly into your mouth was a rite of passage. Bonus points if you froze it the night before for a stealth ice lolly.

The chocolate biscuit with a pun on the wrapper you'd read out to your mates. Simple, chocolatey, and criminally underrated these days.

Salty, cheesy little discs that vanished before you'd even opened your sandwich. Somehow one bag was never quite enough.

You either nailed the straw on the first go or squirted juice across the canteen. Either way, that foil pouch was pure playground currency.