Cadbury's Wispa

The year 2000's really are boring, when they start standardising chocolate bars...


European bars are seriously tedious. Thirty types of Ritter Sport FOR THE LOSE.
 
Wow this thread brought back memories :D My mum worked in a paper shop for a while whilst I was about 8-10, I remember getting loads* of 'just' out of date Wispa Golds to munch on :D

I was a right tubby :D

*Exaggeration, my mum would kill me if she thought I was broadcasting that she fed me rubbish :p
 
Liverpool-Lad said:
Or if not, get a card for Makro or Costco and lose all your gnashers.

dont you have to actully run a shop, or be part of a government corperation to get a costco card though? i didnt think they let just anyone get one.
 
Shoseki said:
The year 2000's really are boring, when they start standardising chocolate bars...


European bars are seriously tedious. Thirty types of Ritter Sport FOR THE LOSE.

i'm in "europe" and we have the same bars as the UK here.... hmmm wonders where in europe bars are different.... :confused:

I prefer the new crunchy marathon to the old style marathon. It's nicer than a toffee crisp so not all change is bad.

Always remember getting 1/4 fruit chews and 1/4 cola cubes which would kill your top plate with its edges and rough sugar coating.... but the soft cola center was worth the mouth sanding :D
 
Anybody remember those cans of warm tea and coffee, I remember getting like 10 cans from a girl in town who was giving them out, it was such a gay idea, the cans where like 200ml and you could get tea and coffee white black sweet or not, how about i go home and make brew.

I think it was necafe and pg tips.
 
Liverpool-Lad said:
Does anyone remember the 'Supercans' of Coke? I remember them being 29p. 500ml in size.
I had one of those when I went to Italy a few weeks ago, I was amazed at the size.
 
It's quite annoying how they get rid of the great stuff, but keep the (generally) crap! Anyone remember Blueberry Hubba Bubba and when it was only about 14p? :mad: I'm sure penny sweets must be 5p now.
 
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