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  • Krazy
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    This has most probably been mentioned already, but seeing there are 109 pages, I thought instead of reading through, which would take me absolute ages I would just mention Bar 6. It was in an orange paper and was a bit like a Kit Kat.

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  • Krazy
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    Here is a challenge for someone, unless it is already on here. Anyone remember Duets? They had two bars , similar to Bountys, they were in pink and white wrapping, the bar was a very soft nougat with a soft toffee centre. These where for sale late 60s to early 70s. I think they were made my Mars, but not too sure on that. They were scrumptious.

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by Krazy View Post
    Good chap Darren. Thank you for that link.
    no probs mate.
    the ad was easy to find.
    now to find the very thing the ad was promoting.
    will i find it somewhere.

    the chocolate was so thick and chunky.

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  • Krazy
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    Yes I agree Techno, Kenneth at the end .

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  • Trickyvee
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    Ooh pyramint. They were lovely, like a big after eight.

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  • Techno
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    Originally posted by ayrshireman View Post
    The narration is by Leslie Phillips, not Kenneth Williams.
    Kenneth Williams at the end.

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  • Krazy
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    Good chap Darren. Thank you for that link.

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  • ayrshireman
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    The narration is by Leslie Phillips, not Kenneth Williams.

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by Krazy View Post
    I dont know whether this has been mentioned on this thread, as there are way to many posts to read through, but I used to like Pyramints. They were out in the 80s. They where a pyramid shape, dark chocolate, with a soft pale green mint creme inside. Very disapointed that the chocolate company (which by the way, I cant remember who) decided to discontinue the line.
    i found an ad for them.
    it was narrated by kenneth williams and there was a mummy holding the pyramint.
    it was in a green and black shaped pyramid box.

    boy i did love them.
    bound to be able to get them somwhere.
    im goona try and find out.

    here it is

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6SStaVYo0w -

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  • Krazy
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    I dont know whether this has been mentioned on this thread, as there are way to many posts to read through, but I used to like Pyramints. They were out in the 80s. They where a pyramid shape, dark chocolate, with a soft pale green mint creme inside. Very disapointed that the chocolate company (which by the way, I cant remember who) decided to discontinue the line.

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  • vanhelsing
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    Laser Lances.

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  • Heather74
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    Coconut Banjo
    and


    Star Shot

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  • ericthecavalier
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    ...then became Peanut Boost, then back to good old Star Bar again. I Hope they don't change it to Moro or whatever they call it in Ireland.

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  • Heather74
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    Nunch later known as Starbar



    Talking of which

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  • Heather74
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    70's Fruit Salad wrapper


    Matlows Milk Chew

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