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Ireland Bar Been
What chocolate bar should they bring back in Ireland?
I think they should bring back secret bars
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The Whispa is back so maybe they might bring back the Secret bar too.
It was so yummy
So what chocolate bar would you like to see back?
Thanks for the answers
I did not expect so many answers or stars.
I can not make up my mind so I will leave it to a vote.
The public can decide.
I agree. The secret chocolate bars were amazing.
I loved the Cadbury's Caramello bars, I know you can still get them in ROI but you can't get them here in NI so anytime I'm down I stockup.
Incidentally, we still have Caramac bars up here, so if you fancy one you can still get them.
EDIT: magidge I agree - the Fry's bars are Fry's Chocolate Creme - you can still get them though I haven't had one in years as I don't have the same sweet tooth as I used to, though instead of beaing in paper wrappings now, they are in a plastic wrapper.
The sherbet dip was great, you can still get them too. I remember I used to tip the sherbet into a glass of lemonade and drink it. Nice at the time, though a disgusting thought now.
Also, does anyone remember pyramints?
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Northern Ireland - A Hearty Welcome Awaits You!
Northern Ireland - a place which to many people, conjures up images of warfare and civil unrest. Thirty years of bloodshed has indeed tarnished the image of Northern Ireland throughout the world. The good news is that this beautiful little country is now climbing slowly but surely out of the misery of its bitter past. In place of bombed out buildings, now stand wonderful examples of new architecture in the capital city of Belfast. A whole new skyline has developed over the past 3 or 4 years, turning Belfast into a fine example of a modern city. Exciting new restaurants and bars seem to spring up every month in this new and vibrant city. Fantastic new venues have been built along the river Lagan in Belfast, such as the Waterfront Hall and the Odyssey Centre - a multifunction entertainment and educational centre which is a landmark for this developing city.
To many, a visit to Belfast was a thought which provoked a degree of trepidation and the fear of being hurt in one of the many explosions which rocked this city throughout the 70s, and 80's. Nowadays the only loud bangs are the mechanical diggers and construction machinery being used to transform Belfast into one of the most dynamic cities in the UK.
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