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Texan.
A man's gotta chew what a man's gotta chew. My favourite - as a chocaholic it's virtually impossible to name an all time favourite but the Double Decker is probably it. |
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Have you ever tried a star bar or are you just being pedantic?
I quite like star bars and they defintely taste like they contain peanut butter and although they probably just contain crushed peanuts, I think most people associate them with peanut butter. I really used to like Cabana bars (caramel cherry and coconut) there isn't anything like them now that I have found. |
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Memories of the Secret bar and Cabana bar were lovely. Sadly not around anymore
![]() Available bars: mine would be Wispa/ Wispa Gold Bar |
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Daim bar or crunchie
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Marks and Spencer Intense Dark Chocolate (85% cocoa)
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Reese's Cups. Love them!
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Galaxy Ripple for the occasional treat.
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Terry's Waifa, or a Golden Cup.
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Terry's Waifa, or a Golden Cup.
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Mine's Cadbury Cherry Ripe, but you can only get it in the UK from specialist stores like Cybercandy (The London store was the first place I ever tried it and I fell in love!)
If we're going for actual bars of chocolate then I'd say Lindt Plain Chocolate with Sea Salt. Chocolate and Salt is a match made in heaven
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and if we are going for actual chocolates rather than bars - Sprungli truffles, only available online from Switzerland or direct from their Zurich/Swiss shops etc.
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and if we are going for actual chocolates rather than bars - Sprungli truffles, only available online from Switzerland or direct from their Zurich/Swiss shops etc.
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and if we are going for actual chocolates rather than bars - Sprungli truffles, only available online from Switzerland or direct from their Zurich/Swiss shops etc.
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Topic and Toffee Crisp
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Are they different from the Lindt Lindor truffles?
![]() Basically, the smaller scale one is a lot better
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OK, must try the Swiss ones sometime
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My favourite - as a chocaholic it's virtually impossible to name an all time favourite but the Double Decker is probably it.
The old one with the hard crunchy chocolate flavour stuff or the new one with the chocolate puffed rice? |
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Eldest son just came in and gave me a small piece of chocolate, I bit a bit off and wished I hadn't.
I asked what it was and he said Milka and that it was his favourite chocolate. No comment. |
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Are they different from the Lindt Lindor truffles?
![]() Double deckers: I used to prefer the original ones from the 1970s era mainly because the fondant on top was firmer. |
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Spira. How I miss them.
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Galaxy bar (from the fridge and you get that satisfying crack when you snap off that segment) or strawberry dreams
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Mine are Bounty Bars milk chocolate ones snickers and Daim bars.
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Toffee Crisp, Dime and a special mention for my guilty pleasure, the Caramac
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Back in the 90s you could get a large Cadbury bar with rice crispy bits. That was lovely. I expect my tastes have changed now but I'd love to try one of those again.
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Another vote for Texan bar, I'll never eat one again!!
![]() ![]() Golden cup was yum too. |
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