Food of the Seventies, 7-up Candy Bar
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I loved this candy bar. I went to a country store when I was small and you could put a "penny" in a gum-ball machine and if it was speckled, you got a free candy bar. I always picked the 7-up bar. I would love to have one.
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I loved to eat 7-up bars one section at a time. I can't even remember all seven sections. There was caramel, jell, coconut... Are they still available?
My father past away of cancer and in his last days all he wanted was a 7-up bar and all I want is to find one in memory of him but not having any luck!
I remember being very young and going to stay with my Aunt. There was a little store right next to the trailer court she lived in and I would always pick the 7up candy bar. Oh how I loved it and would savor each section. It would be very nostalgic to have one again.
SevenUp Candy Bar was produced in St. Paul, Minnesota by the Pearson Candy Company. All natives would love to have them return, but so far no luck.
I remember 7-up candy bars. They were a nickel when I could get one. I remember coconut, jelly, pink creme, white creme, caramel, and chocolate fudge, but can't remember the last one. Does anyone else remember? Maybe if we started a 7-up fan letter, some manufacturer would revive this favorite.
The whole idea of this candy bar is amazing......Something for everyone.....Each square was a surprise....Just jump into it and take a chance, you might like it ........
When I was a kid growing up around the lakes in Minn. my Grampa owned a resort with a small store andI would always buy a 7-up candy bar.I miss those wonderful days.As for renlitt3's question the last one was a brazil nut.
Yep! The middle one was a brazil nut! The candy bar was like bridge mix for one! I loved it!!
BRING IT BACK! People want the 7up candy bar. They were GREAT!
for Marcus - the 7th flavor was brazil nut. Also, the white creme was peppermint and the pink creme was raspberry.
YES!!! They were great. I remember this candy bar from the distant past, when I was a little kid, and thought it was called 7-up, but then thought maybe I'm wrong, because that's the name of the famous soda. Now I know I was right. Maybe the 7-up soda company killed the candy bar??
7-up soda company I read did buy and get rid of the candy bar so there would be confusing the 2 that was dumb.
When I think on Seven Up bars I think of my Babu! She always gave them to us. When did they stop making them. Cause I remember them in the early 70's. We want them back!!!!
I loved the 7up bar, there is nothing like it...Oh what I would give to have one again.It was the BEST!
I remember getting a seven up bar from a vending machine at a gas station on my way home from elementary school. it was always my favorite. my favorite part was the orange jelly.
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