Which Chocolate bars do you miss?

No specific chocolate bars spring to mind that I miss, but recently I've enjoyed my first Toblerone (when on offer) and a few Yorkies (as part of Tesco meal deal) in years.
 
Oh tell a lie, I recall one called Star Bar I liked. Had peanuts in it.

Edit. Oh apparently it's back. In that case I shall give a shout out to Astros because I used to eat a lot of those when I went to air cadets.
Edit 2. Ffs it seems they've bought those back again in limited quantities as well.
 
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Drifter as an immediate thought, but as an odd choice and for a very odd reason, Cadburys "Spira", because as a kid I used to use the "hollow stick/tube design" as a straw for my hot milk/horlicks at night, which absolutely defeated the purpose of the "relaxing before bedtime" drink in the first place :D

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ianh said:
Drifter as an immediate thought, but as an odd choice and for a very odd reason, Cadburys "Spira", because as a kid I used to use the "hollow stick/tube design" as a straw for my hot milk/horlicks at night, which absolutely defeated the purpose of the "relaxing before bedtime" drink in the first place :D

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It was good to do that with tea too.
 
Topic bar.

Fond memories of Barbara Baggely buying me one when I was around eight, and introducing me to my first snog at the back at the back of the bike sheds! :p
 
Club biscuits - used to have more than an enamel of genuine chocolate (Kinda like doctor who episodes - do i need to explain that X)
toblerone - used to be able to break it reliably into pieces
 
Kelt said:
Topic bar.

Fond memories of Barbara Baggely buying me one when I was around eight, and introducing me to my first snog at the back at the back of the bike sheds! :p
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What has a Hazel nut is every bite? Squirrel poo.

 
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Struggling to think of one as I see it as a reminder of the day McDonald's stopped doing the cinnamon doughnut. The memories are just too painful. Luckily it's all a haze as my mind has blocked out the trauma of the day itself.
 
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