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  • themilkman
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    Or this.......Click image for larger version

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  • themilkman
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    This........Click image for larger version

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  • Hooper68
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    Cabana
    Coconut boost,as mentioned
    Banjo
    And I think it was called "Cadburys nutty bar"

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  • darren
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    completely agree with you on coconut boost.
    it was so nice.

    ad im near sure your correct regarding cadburys marble.




    Originally posted by Beach Life View Post
    They should bring back Cadbury's coconut Boost, Cadbury's Marble (if my memory serves me right it was had a brown and white rippled effect with a praline centre and tasted like a Guerlain seashell chocolate and Banjo by Mars in which they had in peanut and coconut flavour. I once read (don't know if it is true) that a shop in Cambridge had them in their freezer and was still selling them! Also found out that Mars in Germany was selling Banjo's until 2010 i'm gutted as I could of bought/froze some Found this photo of them (which includes the old Marathon now known as the daft name Snickers.
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    Ps why is it that Cadbury in OZ and NZ have Black Forest chocolate, Cherry Ripe, Rocky Road, Top Deck, and others...........but they do have Marble bar! Am tempted to buy it but WARNING it is not cheap!

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  • Moondog
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    wow i really can't decide, i loved so many chocolate bars

    favourites include/included

    good old Cadbury's Fudge, remember back in the 80s when they had light blue wrappers
    Lion bar/white Lion bar, this is one chocolate bar that i think is alot better these days and the white ones are just amazing, but when i tried the white ones the text was all foreign so they probably aren't made in the UK.
    Kinder Bueno/Kinder Egg
    Fry's Turkish Delight

    too many to name really, i just love chocolate, period lol

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  • Beach Life
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    They should bring back Cadbury's coconut Boost, Cadbury's Marble (if my memory serves me right it was had a brown and white rippled effect with a praline centre and tasted like a Guerlain seashell chocolate and Banjo by Mars in which they had in peanut and coconut flavour. I once read (don't know if it is true) that a shop in Cambridge had them in their freezer and was still selling them! Also found out that Mars in Germany was selling Banjo's until 2010 i'm gutted as I could of bought/froze some Found this photo of them (which includes the old Marathon now known as the daft name Snickers.
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    Ps why is it that Cadbury in OZ and NZ have Black Forest chocolate, Cherry Ripe, Rocky Road, Top Deck, and others...........but they do have Marble bar! Am tempted to buy it but WARNING it is not cheap!
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  • Trickyvee
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    Originally posted by ncpcov View Post
    Yes the secret bar was awesome, why do they scrap the best ones and leave us with garbage like topic, yorkie, dime, twirl. BORING! Please bring back good chocolate bars people.
    No it wasn't it was awful! That horrible moussey stuff in the stringy chocolate bleh glad they didn't last five minutes. Yorkies are horrible too, but twirls, topics and especially dimes are fab!

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  • onthebusesfan
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    lion bar

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  • Llamarama
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    I lived the Marble bars you used to get and Fuse bars. Fry's orange creme I think you can just about still get, but it's getting harder to spot every day.

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  • darren
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    Ones that shiould be brought back but wont be are.

    boost normal and coconut
    terrys pyramint.

    yes they always keep the boring ones.

    im shocked twix has survived same name same taste.

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by ncpcov View Post
    Yes the secret bar was awesome, why do they scrap the best ones and leave us with garbage like topic, yorkie, dime, twirl. BORING! Please bring back good chocolate bars people.
    Cant say i remeber the secret bar.
    here is a link to the famous terrys pyramint.
    it was so beautiful and the chocolate was so thick.
    http://youtu.be/r6SStaVYo0w

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  • ncpcov
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    Yes the secret bar was awesome, why do they scrap the best ones and leave us with garbage like topic, yorkie, dime, twirl. BORING! Please bring back good chocolate bars people.

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  • tomytronic
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    OK my faves which I think MUST return are
    Secret Bar (woven chocolate with a smooth cream chocolate filling on a white cardboard tray in a gold wrapper) I think
    Terry's Pyramint (Dark chocolate pyramid shaped chocolate filled with mint cream also did a bar as well i think as well as the full pyramid)
    also loved Cadbury's Spira

    Yum yum yum bring em back

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  • onthebusesfan
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    who remembers this Leah Bar

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  • Sly
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    I have a peanut allergy.

    One bar that I used to love that had all the fruits and crunchiness of a fruit and nut bar has now long gone. It was called the Maverick and it was produced my Nestle. I am sad at its absence.

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