The Wispa. Cadbury's decision to bring it back was one the the highlights of 2007 for me!

Imagine my delight when the "Bring Back the Wispa" campaign invaded the stage during Iggi Pop's Glastonbury gig a couple of years ago.

Crumpets, used to love crumpets me.

You mean pikelets.

Buttered toasted muffins. Not the american bun style ones - though they have their place.

If we're drifting onto cakes it has to be Victoria sponge in M&S's cafe. Or warm fruit scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam. I do make spectacular mince pies as well, due mainly to their high alcoholic content.

No, I mean crumpets.

Pikelets are a more Scottish pancake type configuration and therefore inferior.

Crumpet.



Pikelet.



Feck me, after nearly four years, I've eventually managed to post some pictures. I'll be adding up without my abacus next.

Not strictly chocolate but sold in the chocolate bar section - can anyone remember "Nutty"s? They had stiff fudgy-caramel inside and were covered with peanuts on the outside. I [ithink[/i they has a brown wrapper and yellow "Nutty" writing.

My absolute favourite of all time, but I can't find them Googling

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I'm sure all those happy hours weren't a figment of my imagination. I used to alternate them with Texans.

No no no!

That Scottish picture is of those silly American "pancakes".

Pikelets were completely delicious and were sort of flat crumpets:

And I've just remebered Fry's Five Centre's (utter bliss, but tragically obsolete, just like McNamara's options) - only the peppermint version has survived



Illustrated here with some other old friends:

While we're here, I may as well direct you to Pimp that Snack, where people make giant versions of popular chocolate bars and biscuits...

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Pimped snacks drop down menu to League tables is probably the best place to start.

A truly spectacular waste of human ingenuity.

100% correct

Back on the ol' Choc bars...

COCONUT BOOST. Bring them back.

Current fave - Reeses Nutrageous. Outstanding

Cheese.

Used to love cheese when it was available.