I havent seen em 4 bloody ages
they were nice tho
They were on trial by Nestle to see if they sold well.
But they didn't.
How can they sell well if nobody sells them!! So often it takes forever for a new bar or product to reach the shops. Woolies are good for stocking new products but that means a trip to town. Once upon a time, local shops sold hundreds of brands and varieties. Suddenly, in the 80s, rationalisation took over and dozens of bars just disappeared.
We were left with a collection of boring variations and combinations of toffee, biscuit, nougat and wafer. How I long for a Mint Cracknell - something with flavour and texture.
i seen vice versas a couple of months ago in a tiny little shop in newcastle. i was shocked to find them, but very pleasantly surprised. they tasted just as i remembered them from the Good Old Days (or at least from when i last had them, which when I was about 12, lol.)
which are better.... the white ones with milk chocolate inside, or the brown ones with white chocolate inside??? i really can't choose...
i seen vice versas a couple of months ago in a tiny little shop in newcastle. i was shocked to find them, but very pleasantly surprised.
they tasted just as i remembered them from the Good Old Days (or at least from when i last had them, which when I was about 12, lol.)
which are better.... the white ones with milk chocolate inside, or the brown ones with white chocolate inside??? i really can't choose...
Were you shocked? I bet you were just surprised. If I found a Cabana in Woolworths then I'd be shocked. Perhaps you were shocked I don't know.