More Lost Chocolate Bars You Wish They Would Bring Back
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- We can't get enough of our favourite chocolate treats, so it's always sad when these favourites are no longer available and lost to that big chocolate shop in the sky. The sequel to 10 Lost Chocolate Bars You Wish Would Come Back takes a nostalgic look back at more legendary chocolate products we all enjoyed in days gone by.
If you remember getting a Cadbury's Bar Six from the vending machine of your local swimming pool or enjoying a Terry's Pyramint at Christmas, it's likely this nostalgic video is for you.
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Can't believe they've stopped making Topics - one of the true greats!
came here to say exactly this, my favourite bar!
Neither can I, gutted tbh.
Same! Probably cause they couldn't make them any smaller
My favourite.😪
@@ItsJustMeMarc where are you seeing them? I haven't been able to buy one for ages.
I used to love a box of Terry's Neopolitans. Little individual bars of chocolate in Dark, Milk, Dark Orange, Milk Orange, Dark Coffee, Milk Coffee and Noisette. I miss them. 😢
I used to love those, especially the coffee ones
The Terry's Pyramint ad - brilliant 😅
Cabana needs to be brought back. Coconut, caramel, cherries wrapped in chocolate. Admittedly they may get a bit sickly after eating five or six of them, but by golly they were lovely.
Yes indeed, I had forgotten its name, but it was a wonderful bar.
Sounds divine!
Yeah, I remember them. They were a bit rich for my young palette at the time but they were pretty nice. I could probably smash one of those now without too much bother though!
Loved these things.bring um back pls
Yes, agree. I did like these many moons ago. Decidedly tasty but in a different way.
I remember the school playtime version of the Topic advert:
“What has a hazelnut in every bite?”
“…. Squirrel shit!”
I would add Drifter to this list. IMO the finest chocolate bar ever. I was gutted when I realised they are no more. Nothing current has that satisfying chew and crunch.
What a great bar the Drifter was! It's featured in the first video in this little series ua-cam.com/video/GyhDtx9WaiM/v-deo.html
If you find a retailer that sells Australian chocolate bars, the Chomp is exactly the same as the original Drifter.
Oooh, the Pink Panther bar. I used to have that too. Thanks for all these memories. So strange, after all these years, you only need to see the packet and you can taste it immediately.
They were the best!
AMEN.
Raspberry flavoured, pink white chocolate. Nom.
Absolutely LOVED Bar Six. I remember the packaging was just like the one shown in the picture, and not the orange wrapper of earlier. Bar Six was nicer and more interesting than a KitKat. My nan used to buy one of these for me whenever she went to the Post Office!
I wish they’d bring back the Fry’s Five Centres.
Same
Lovely. What a treat they were. By the way, does anyone remember Treets? And Blobs? And Hanky Panky?
@checkCanopy They were like Minstrels and M&Ms. Toffee, peanut, and chocolate centres with a crispy, candy coating. "They melt in your mouth and not in your hand."
Yes I loved that mixed bar
@ddraigmafon4725 ... Yes they were lovely, orange, lime, raspberry, pineapple and strawberry flavour, totally delicious. I actually wrote to cadburys five years ago asking them to please bring them back, sadly I didn't even receive a reply back.
Super. I remember that Golden Cup was also available as a single serving finger bar with a vivid red foil covering.Delicious and the caramel was much softer than Cadbury's Caramel.
Golden cup was mean as
Yes, I remember the little one.
Golden cups were amazing, so much nicer then the Cadbury caramel… although the Cadbury’s caramel bunny is a staple of my childhood advert memories 🤔
Aww man Golden Cup was my real favourite,you always ended up with some of the toffee on your clothes hey but whocares?I wasnt washing it.
Me too! How I wish they would bring it back, especially the single serving finger bar. I remember it being rounded at the ends and then gradually went in towards the middle. The Caramel bar just isn't the same.
I miss ‘treats’ peanuts in a chocolate shell…but they also made toffee treats which came in a blue bag..I miss them even more! A real 70s delight
3:11 WOW. Now That's Great News Cadbury's. This Cadbury's Bournville Old Jamaica Dark Chocolate Candy Bar Looks Amazing. Thanks Mate. X ❤
For me as a kid, the best part of a train journey was buying a Bar Six from the platform vending machine!
Great days!
I did that, too. 😋
@Mike.Howard ... Yeah, I used to get one from the vending machine on the platform on the way home from school, Stepney Green underground station, they were the days.
When I was 11 in 1979 the only vending machine the local secondary school had was a kit kat machine. 10p for 3 fingers.
Not as good as a bar six though. God, I miss them.
I was on a school trip once and we stopped at a service station, I pressed the button or pulled the tray and one dropped out without putting any money in, I was the envy of the coach 😀
Loved Old Jamaica and Golden Cup, also the Pink Panther bar
Would love to get a Secret and Spira again. That Milk Tray bar looked amazing too
I can remember Bar Six & I was born in the 80s, you mainly got them in cafes. My mum worked in distribution for Terry’s & everybody hated loading Pyramint s in pallets for lorries, especially if they burst! I also remember Golden Cup but that was the bigger more expensive one you showed, I usually got the smaller oblong one.
One I liked was Cadbury’s Silk. It was 5 small chocolates filled with a strawberry mousse, mid 90s. Also, bring back proper Time Outs with a Flake Centre!
Wow - that Pyramint advert with the mummy and Kenneth Williams at the end brought back a long-lost memory! I also loved Cadbury's Country Style - pinky/red and white Gingham wrapper containing chocolate with biscuit and raisin. For some reason I thought there was a picture of a milkmaid with milk pans on the wrapper, but that doesn't seem to be on the internet so I may have dreamt that up (I was very young - I think it was probably phased out by the late 70s) I liked Galaxy Counters too with the pictures of the animals on the wrapper. Thanks for this video - so many chocolates that have gone - and memorable adverts eg Topic.
I'd forgotten about the old Galaxy Counters wrappers with the different animals on them! Fantastic.
Leslie Phillips is the voice of the mummy..
Loved bar six and Cadbury nut crisp enjoyed watching 👍
Brings a tear to the eye.
I can definitely remember the secret bar I was absolutely addicted to them wish those would make a comeback
I wish they bring back Terry's Neopolitans. They were just amazingly tasty.
Gutted to hear that Nestle have just announced they are discontinuing Caramac. Love that delicious caramel chocolate. Nestle: Please reconsider!
The biggest thing missing is volume, modern chocolate bars are miniature versions of the original! A Picnic used to be huge, as did a Mars Bar and a Curley Wurly. Thank you for reminding me that Bounty used to come in two separate trays. My most missed is the multi-flavoured version of Fry's Chocolate Cream, called Fry's 5 Centres.
And Wagon Wheels.
Me and my work mates were talking about chocolates from our childhoods, and i mentioned if Tunocs Snowballs still exist, my mate brought me one in the next day and it was bloody tiny. I was Born in 1990 btw so not that long ago.
@@gilgammesh1 Manufacturers worked out that confectionary is more sensitive to price than volume. Customers have a firm sense of what 10p, 30p, 50p, etc, represents as a spend, and resist going beyond it. However, ingredient costs are subject to inflation, so they make sweets and chocolate smaller, or put less in the same size bag. This is harder to pin down because as we grow things appear smaller, and we can't rely on our memory. As money devalues, we develop a misplaced sense of price in "the good old days". For example 20p in 1971 is £3.60 in 2023, and 10p is £1.80!
@@borderlands6606Ty for the explanation :) Do you not think that shrinkflation is accelerating lately?
@@gilgammesh1 I suspect we have shrinkflation and rampant inflation. So a six pack of crisps is more expensive and there are fewer crisps to a bag, which is also smaller than it used to be. If they bring back a Milk Tray bar (please!) it'll probably cost about £3.50.
I remember most of these. Certainly remember being tortured as a kid by the machines that dispensed Bar Six/ Fruit & Nut on railway platforms in the 70’s. Always empty &/or broken.
I was obsessed with the Pink Panther bars as a 4 year old...
I loved 🥰 them all! Thank you 🙏 for the nostalgia video….not shown on this video but I loved Cadbury’s fruit and nut who remembers?
I'm 58. I remember all of these. What about Milky Lunch and toffee and mallow eggs at Easter. Thanks Stu. Love this nostalgia.
Yes Lovell’s (who were Welsh) are long defunct, hence all their bars have been discontinued (their best bars were their self-explanatory bars - called ‘Lovell’s’, Top Ten, the one you said - Milky Lunch, and Big Match, in addition to - I think they did like a cake bar, that resembled their distinct nougat bar filling, called ‘Cheeky Devil’). We’ll never know *why* Lovell’s went into administration (they didn’t last too long post-2000, and were, undoubtedly, completely gone, by 2003) [although, for some reason, I saw their ‘Big Match’ bars, in a shop in Armagh, at the very beginning of September 2005, very shortly after my milestone 18th].
I was talking to someone the other day about mallow and toffee eggs! Much nicer than a creme egg.
Omg. The lime barrel in the milk tray bar was amazing and also lime angel delight my childhood favourite.
Does anybody remember the MARS Black & White in the 90's? Mars bar with dark choc on the outside, and a white nougat in the middle. I loved them..... just vanished!
Oh Yes I do. I don't really like dark chocolate, but couldn't get enough of that Mars Bar. If I remember correctly was it not launched to coincide with some big football event?
As a kid I loved the Secret bar. I even remember the TV commercial where a man is looking for his girlfriend, and bribes her friend by giving her a secret. The chocolate back then was way nicer😊
who remembers how much bigger bars were years ago, they are mostly just all snack size now though...
Yeah, and now ten times the price. 😡
When Kingsize was still a thing and yorkies weren’t for girls!
And as for Kit-Kat “Chunky”???? Why bother!!!! 😁🧑🎄🎄
Yeah. Pay more money for less. Same with everything now.
I vaguely remember when Secret bars turned up, and I wouldn't mind having just one more. They were kind of unique.
And Taz bars! It's only a lunchbox sized lump of chocolate, but it's not quite the same with Freddo the Frog on the wrapper instead of Taz. He puts the Taz in Taz-Mania.
Also, was that Kenneth Williams' voice at the end of the Pyramint ad? Brilliant.
Yes, that was the great Kenneth Williams in the Pyramint ad, alongside fellow comedy legend Leslie Phillips.
Bar Six...That was my fave. My Dad every Friday night would come home from the pub and put a bar six and a packet of crisps under my pillow. Saturday morning i would wake up to those treats. Lool one time i remember waking up with a melted Bar six melted to the side of my face and pillow.
Fantastic memories
Bless you for including the Nutty bar!
Gone but not forgotten.
Ahh those were the days 😊
Oh yes, what a great bar the Nutty was!
Leslie Phillips and Kenneth Williams on the Pyramint ad 4:09 and Bill Oddie on the Topic ad 7:03
Bar Six! I LOVED those when I was a kid.
4:30 The unmistakable voice of Kenneth Williams who I met at my local church in the mid 80’s. The Nutty Bar was my absolute favourite, you’d have to unwrap it carefully as there was always a few loose nuts at the bottom of the wrapper. Delicious! Topic was also another favourite and it sounds like Bill Oddie singing the song. Loving this channel for its nostalgia. Thank you.
That's fantastic that you got to meet Kenneth Williams.
@@stuviewtv
I’ll always treasure the memory Stu. He came to my local church, sat at a school desk and signed autographs for all and sundry. In hindsight, it was all very odd due to the lack of fanfare and that he was sat in a church hall without a balloon or flag in sight. Quite surreal. My best to you Sir and as long as you keep posting, I and my family will keep watching. If I may be a little cheeky, (ooh matron) haha, when you do the people we’ve lost videos, the music level seems to be the same as your voice so it’s hard to hear you. My mum says the music is too ‘busy’ and should be lower. I hope that doesn’t offend as it’s not my intention. Thanks again. (Insert Swanee whistle sound here). Haha.
@@JAY1892 That's a treasured memory for sure! Thanks for watching the channel, much appreciated. I agree about the narration being a little difficult to hear on that video. I was having problems with the microphone during the recording of it and just couldn't get the levels right. Needless to say I now have a new mic which produces a much better sound quality! All the best and thanks again!
Omg I was thinking of the bar six & only getting it at the swimming pool!!! & Ice breaker & mint cracknel 😋my favourites👍👍👍
I didn't realise the old Jamaican bar had made a comeback in the guise of a bournvil bar, I shall check that out, was one of my faves, but like most things once rebranded or new and improved, usually never the same.
Sainsbury makes a generic Jamaica bar. Not 100 percent? i think they also sell it in Home Bargains? but its been a while since I bought it.
Not the same as the original at all, though no Cadbury chocolate is since the yanks took it over and messed about with the recipe.
Not a patch on the original, so disappointed.
@@elliej11j68 🥲
I would guess it does not taste the same as original because the original was a mixture of dark and milk chocolate not just dark chocolate. I used to love that bar.
Leslie Philips and Kenneth Williams in the same advert? Great days 😊
I'm in my 50s now and really miss some of the chocolates that I used to be able to buy when I was much younger. I was fortunate to live opposite a small grouser village shop and they had jars upon jars of sweets on shelves behind the counters. A "quarter" of sweets. Happy days.
Thanks Stu for the work you do to keep these memories alive.
Those were the days. Taking an eternity to choose the sweets you wanted from the corner shop! Happy days indeed.
RussinTirnaNog.
You mean "village grocer"?
@@redblade8160 ha ha ha yes.
@@pepwaverley2185
When I used to buy sweets as a kid in the 60's, I would ask the assistant for a quarter pound of something from a jar on the back shelf and while the assistant's back was turned towards me, I would pinch a chocolate bar from the sweets counter. That was value for money!
Can anyone remember the chocolate bar "Banjo"
ICE BREAKER!
Thank you for acknowledging its existence, I thought I was the only one who remembered it!
I used to love the Pink Panther bars when I was a kid( and as an adult!), wish they were still around. Also glad to hear that Old Jamaica is re-available, I'll be searching for some now.
I remember finding the advert for Pyramint online for my daughter (now 19 so it was a long time ago). Mummies and Daddies love 'em! She knew of Kenneth Williams because she was a great Carry On fan, and she said "Can we go to the Co Op and buy one?" "Sorry darling, I don't think they make them any more". She's a lovely girl, but she really loves her chocolate treats, and it is always sad for her that she'll never taste a Pyramint. My saying "well they weren't that great" didn't help.
Love this lady 😊 so kind & loving to all the dogs 😊 they adore her too 😊 thank you .
Loved this mate, I’d forgotten about some of these, my favourites were anything with mint!
We have a modern day version of Bar Six in New Zealand, Cadbury Breakaway, its very similar choc/wafer in very much the same chunky bars shape
Blimey, Secret bars are something I'd completely forgotten about yet they were one of my favourite treats way back when! Not sure whether to thank you for the nostalgia bump or hate you for making me desperately crave one! 😄
Dont remember the secret..
I used to love Nutty Bars! They had a dark, transparent wrapper if I remember rightly! Used to buy them in the 80s! Other faves where the Take 2, Dairy Crunch from the vending machine on the train station, Texan bar was another fave! I never got chance to eat a pyramint, as soon as you took a bite from the top, it would all cave in! So many happy memories!
Nutty was my favourite
Did anyone else here in the UK get upset when they renamed the 'marathon' bar, 'snickers'? They were TASTY!!
I wished they left it as Marathon!!!!😡
Amazin was my favourite. I even remember the Ad with the jousting Knight but I also loved Fry's Five Centre bar, Drifter and the chewy nougat Texan bar . Thanks Stu for a lovely nostalgic trip of happy memories.
Glad you enjoyed the memories. Many thanks!
My Mom and Dad had a chocolate shop and newsagent in Dorset from 1970 to 1983 ….I remember all of these and more !
Such fantastic memories!! We emigrated to Atlanta USA 🇺🇸 in 1985 but I have such fond memories of my parents and our chocolate 🍫 shop !✌️💙❤️
I’m going to visit the UK 🇬🇧 at Christmas 🎅 so I’ll go and scoop some real cadburys and not the crap we have here 😅😂
My absolute favourite bars as a kid in England were nutty bars, texan bar,amazing raisin, and treats 😅my dad loved topics and my mum loved terrys dark chocolate almonds and my sister loved quality street 💙❤️
I miss those times so very much and my parents to !
Thanks 🙏 for the nostalgia from this Brit in Atlanta USA
So glad you are enjoying the nostalgia! Many thanks for watching. Hope you have a great visit back to the UK and enjoy lots of great chocolate!
I loves those chocolates bring them back
I loved the Pink Panther bar, I wish they would bring that back, but wouldn't be good for my waistline.....lol
I remember some of these, bar six was my favourite. Thanks for the nostalgia.
The Nutty bar was actually dropped because it was actually incredibly difficult to make with any consistency. The main problem was that the nuts kept dropping off the bar on the production line, which meant that quality control was dumping around 20% of each run (apparently the staff shop had massive bags of malformed bars available on the cheap for most of the time the bar was in production).
Oh, and the one thing that I'd really love to see back isn't a bar but a box: Terry's 1767, the genuine king of all chocolate boxes - especially the version that they only seemed to do at Christmas with all the draws.
Wasn't there a box of chocolates called Weekend too?
Thanks for The Nutty information. It will always be my favourite and I’m even on a Facebook group to bring it back.
@@JAY1892it was my absolute fav too! The American PayDay bar is the closest I’ve ever come to one. I’m in that FB group too😂
Nutty was my favourite
Ahh...makes sense, there was always loose nuts in the packet I remember.
Oh for a bag of malformed bars! 🙈
I don't even know of anything similar to the Nutty bar these days 🤔
"What's got a nut in every bite? Squirrel sh*t!" Ladies and gentlemen, the joke that killed the topic bar.
Golden Cup had a really gorgeous taste, much better than Cadburys Caramel which in comparison is sweet, sickly and very bland, also Bar Six had a really amazing taste probably due to the cream in the wafer, KitKat taste nothing like them! So many modern chocolate bars have such little variety now and are just so bland!
Golden cup made by Mackintosh tasted delicious of real caramel you got it in small bars to quit large ones I think you could get a hazelnut one as well 👍
Cadbury's Caramel tastes nothing like it used to tbh.
Golden Cup was actually still in production by Nestlé in York until the end of the 90’s. It was a better toffee recipe which still had some butter in. I know because I costed the recipes when I started work there in 1998!
Bar Six was one of my all time faves, never quite got round to sharing it with my mates!
@@andycap6786 I remember that it was a waffer chocolate snack nice with a cup of tea
Fantastic days of eating chocolate, I could never get enough, I just thank I gave in as I began losing my teeth. 😁
I LOVED Icebreaker! It was a real treat.
Omg mint cracknel 😢 My favourite of the 70’s.
Thank you for uploading this , there's so many chocolate bars that have gone but are not forgotten!
Aztec!! Mint cracknell! Golden cup - the fingers, not the bar - was the best ❤️😀
I'd like to see the Spira chocolate come back 😊
Me too! Absolutely loved the Spira.
I wasn't ready for the end of topic!
Is it me, but is anyone else fed-up with boxes of chocolates all just tasting the same? I used to love the variety you used to get in a box. Creams, that actually were creams (not fondants), whole nuts, montelamar, so very many and to suit all tastes. Yes, the lime barrel, but also the pineapple cream in the Roses Christmas tin.
It was a real treat. I used to love the butterscotch in black magic and the wafer in dairy box. I remember the box called Spartan too, I think it was a picture of Samson on it, it was all hard centres.
All so lovely.
I remember Reward, Contrast and Weekend chocolates, but mainly adults used to get given them, not us kids unfortunately!
Yes you would get half a dozen different flavour creams in box and they all had quite strong flavours like coffee, orange, strawberry, mint, pineapple or cherry. Also tins like quality street used to have a lot more variety in them, so did Roses. I don't remember Spartan, shame all my favourites are hard centres.
@@carolebarker2195 What about Cadbury's Lucky Numbers.
It's funny that I only miss these now I see this BRILLTASTIC vid. They went without me noticing. Love your videos. ❤
That's great to hear! Thank you so much.
I remember all these ads, Mint Cracknel was my fav, my sister used to work in Edinburghs Rowntree MacIntosh and used to bring all sorts of goodies from the factory shop on a friday, nutty bars, mis- shaped chocs and pieces of polo fruits in long bars before getting made into circles. Miss those Fridays something rotten lol. :-)
Sounds like Friday nights were really something to look forward to!
Aww thanks for these, such a brilliant trip down sweet memory lane! My favourites were Cabana, Nutty Bar, Prize Bar and Bar of Six - miss them all xx
Glad you enjoyed the memories! Thanks.
What a trip down memory lane this was! I remember a good number of these including those vending machines and it's more like £1 than 20p for a choccy bar from an equivalent machine these days. I had no idea the Topic had been discontinued: a real shame, as I used to quite like those (although truth be told, I can't remember the last time I had one). Although the ad was great, the Pyramint was basically like an After Eight with thicker chocolate and loads more mint goo: not the best really. The Secret was pretty tasty from what I remember.
Secret bars were my favourite treat back in the 90s I loved the mousse in the middle! Really irresistible
Again another trip through Choccy Heaven. You brought back such a memory to me on the mention of The Lime Barrel. Wow one of my faves as a child.
Looking at these treats brings back memories of Comics that also Disappeared like the two War Comics that come to mind..."The Victor" and the "The Valliant" also the time when "The Beano" was almost a broadsheet.
You should do a trip down memory lane about Comics of days gone bye..
Oh can't wait for your next Choccy Instalment. Good job...
Love the comics idea! That's going on my list of future videos for sure!
Can't remember what happened to Victor, but Valiant merged with Battle picture weekly. And like all mergers, which were really one title subsuming the other, Valiant was the weaker force. It's stories and logo gradually vanishing.
Can't believe the Cabana bar was not in your list!
Coconut, caramel and cherries all wrapped in chocolate-it was bloody divine!
Bring it back immediately-lol.
And getting rid of topics-what planet do the makers live on!!
Most choccy bars are a quarter of there previous selves now-I used to remember a Wisper bar that was near on the size of what a duo bar is now.
Like packs of crisps that were stat size 30g bags and now are 22g or less in many multipacks!!
Jay
You'll be glad to know the Cabana is featured in the first video in this little series, available on the channel right now. 👍
I remember the Terry's wafer bars, i had one that was all chocolate, i also got a bar six that was all chocolate, that was a real treat as a kid. I also remember the mars bar dark chocolate with a white nougat it was around in 94 but was a flash in the pan. Anyone remember mint bitz, was dark chocolate with bits of mint in it or orange bitz? ❤
The original boost...wirh the coconut in it...bangin...and the original star bar...so good..
You know what I also miss and can't understand why it's no longer available? The milk chocolate Club biscuit. You can get the mint one, the orange one, and the raisin one, but they stopped making the regular Club biscuit.😢
Remember the dark chocolate Golf version?
@@borderlands6606 I don't, but I didn't like dark chocolate as a kid :D
@@ekspatriat and larger size!
Not seen Raisin Clubs for quite a while now, they were my favourites too.
Mint and orange can still get
Just subscribed! Glad you mentioned the Nutty Bar! One of my favourites as a kid!
Oh yes, the Nutty was great wasn't it? Many thanks for subscribing!
I wish they would bring back the United biscuit bar that had the honeycomb pieces in, the dark choc Mars Midnight, and if they could put the raisins back in Double Deckers too, that would complete my wishlist !
Raisins in the Double Decker - those were the days!
United was magnificent. Huge mounthful task.
I liked (2018 would have been said bar’s 20th anniversary) the variation of Mars called ‘Mars Dark and Light’ (2017 would have been the 20th anniversary of the Mega Mars bars) - both variations which should *never* have been discontinued.
Yes to the first 2 but don’t ruin my Double Decker with raisins!
We Are delighted, to eat United 😂
i absolutely ADORED Secret.
I remember eating a Bar 6 on Christmas Day 1965!
Treets and Banjo are sadly missed but fondly remembered
Love the tribute to Central TV as well as the sweetie nostalgia!
Well spotted!
Does anyone else remember the Applause bars? I loved them! And also as a kid from the 70s remember most of these and fully enjoyed this trip down memory lane 😊
Yes! Thought I was the only one. Loved them. Like an apple twix ❤
Yes! I remember it
I didnt even realize that Topic had gone i will miss it. What i miss the most is Terrys miniature bars that were sold in a box similar to roses they were called Neopolitans and i really miss them, they had milk flavour choc, orange and coffee and dark choc, orange and coffee and i have noticed you can no longer get coffeee flavour matchmakers. As far as i know you cant get coffee flavour chocolate any more, they are no longer included in the boxs.
The Marathon Bar and The 7-up Bar! Classic!!😊💖🇺🇸👍
Marathons are still around - they were renamed as Snickers.
Opal Fruits became Starburst.
I LOVED Terry's Pyramint! and Terry's Neapolitan, Golden Cups were made in my home town of Norwich, I miss those too, the factory is long gone now :(
Oh god I remember the secret bar it was absolutely amazing !
Certainly remember "Risk it for a Swisskit"
I am old enough to remember most
Unless its me? Cadbury chocolate these days tastes so bland that no matter what Cadbury chocolate bar one eats, they all taste the same..
Yup it started getting worse once Mondelez took over
@@AlainnCorcaigh Agreed. They are too obsessed with shoving their Oreo sh*t into everything.
That’s because the Americans got hold of it
No it's definitely not just u I've noticed the same I got told its because they cut the sugar down
Dark Milk is the only good bar they produce now. Even Bournville Dark isn’t as good anymore.
YES! I remember Secret and Terry's mint pyramid!! Bring them both back!
Quality streets toffee deluxe and rose's coffee fondant! Need to be bought back.
Golden Cup, wow thats a blast from the past, if my memory serves me correct it was different to the cadburys caramel, or at least the filling was. Both are caramel but I remember the Golden cup tasting a bit different, maybe a more traditional or stronger caramel filling.
My dad worked in Nestle factory,omg we had so much different chocolate 🍫, my friends mum worked in Smiths crisps factory. Us two were the most popular school friends to have ha ha ha
Mint crisp, golden cup, some fond memories.
I didn't know the topic had been discontinued last year! These videos get me thinking of school snacks, a 5 4 3 2 1 was a personal favourite and although not chocolate "bitza pizza" were always in the lunchbox alongside some fiendish feet.
54321 was a great bar, like a mini Lion bar.
Me neither, I loved Topics. Those of an age will remember the joke “what has a hazelnut in every bite?….Squirrel sh1t!”
Ice breakers and Mint Cracknel were lovely, but I’d risk it for a Swisskit. So many great memories, and a lot cheaper and better value…..BTW. Since Cadburys was taken over by the good old US of A, their chocolate is vile. It’s far too sweet and as a result so many great bars have been ruined. We should campaign for the old recipe to be revived!
@@pgVeritas you know, if someone with a confectionary business recreated some of these old bars, they’d make a fortune!
RIP the lime barrel.
I knew they'd taken them out of the Celebrations but didn't realise they'd stopped them all together. I'm pretty gutted. I loved a Topic.
I've yearned for many a year to once again, enjoy a nutty bar. I put that up there with the legendary spangles (you all know the best flavour) and the frys five centre's.
I wondered for years why they discontinued the Pyramint until I watched a documentary about uk chocolate companies and it was mainly due to waste apparently because it had so much mint crème in it a lot of them burst open during production and they couldn’t be sold with it being such an obscure shape they were just too much hassle to produce. Pity because they were amazing
A bugger to load onto pallets too according to my mum. Remember that advert as well.
I thought that was a LOT of volume for mint fondant. You'd need to be a real afficionado to get through that.
I also remember that our Corner Shop they had a Galaxy Machine outside the shop. On Sundays when all the shops were shut and you fancied some chocolate you could go along to the machine and buy a shilling (5P) or a sixpence (2.5p) bar of chocolate.
On thing that amazed me though was that even on a hot day the chocolate hadn't melted when it came out?
Can you imagine if chocolate machines were outside a shop now, it would be shifted 🤣🤣
I really miss Flake Dipped and the Logger Bar
Topic!! Remember the advert? "What has a hazelnut in every bite"? Squirrel shit" !!!!
Amazin!!! My absolute favourite , but I'd Risk it for a Swiskit
Wow yes cabana was awsome and pyramint was a fave of mine