What ever became of the CADBURY SNACK BAR ??
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Thanks for sharing this, and for your comment on my blog post in reference to the Cadbury Snack Bar!
Wow! It's been decades since I last saw that wrapper. Actually I'm looking for the TV ad for this candy bar. It had a middle-aged man swinging to a downtempo jazzy jingle. Remember it?
I believe it morphed into the Mr Big bar.
Mr Big, Sweet Marie, neither of these bars taste like the Snack Bar. Snack Bars used to be my favorite as a kid. I miss those.
It's similar to the Mr Big Bar except that the Mr Big doesn't have peanuts. It was a mix between a Mr Big & an O'Henry.
Best chockolate bar ever made so of course they discontinued it!
Mr. Big never came close to Snack Bar. Mr. Big had a weird waxy after taste from the aweful wafer cookie used inside. Snack Bar was purely amazing melt in your mouth goodness. The wafer used in it was very good. I miss it! Along with Cadbury Bar Six and MacIntoshes WigWag bar. Canadian chocolate bar staples back in the 70's & 80's.
I couldn't remember the name of my favorite chocolate bar from back in the 50's, so I decided to Google chocolate bar from that era and found your blog. Thanks for posting !!
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