Food of the Seventies, Wig Wag Candy Bar
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Approx 10" x 2" x 1/4" chocolate covered criss crossed chewy toffee. It was probably discontinued because when you would bite off a piece the chocolate would fall off the outside of the toffee. It has been very had to find any info so we would appreciate any thing you might have Thanks, Joe.
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I rememebr Wig Wags. They were my favourite.
nobody believes me when i bring up this candy bar. wig wags! they were great.
I remember getting wig wags at the local hockey rink. I'd be so happy until it would get too cold and all the choclate would shatter off! Oh, how I loved those chocolate bars.
They are currently available in the UK and Australia. They are made by Cadbury and are called "Curly Wurly's"
they are also available at a gas station in surrey british columbia canada. the owner imports them.
eric, re: comment left July 29,2008
which gas station in Surrey? have contacts in this city that could get me some! please reply, or anyone else that may know which gas station this is. thanks. (can't believe i remember the name of this candy- goes to show how much i love sweets!)
they should bring back the original wig wag
this is crazy--i don't even know why i was thinking about the wig wag, but i thought i would search it and who knew there were other people like me who randomly think of stuff like this!! I used to eat wig wags at our local hockey rink too as a kid in saskatchewan--loved them!!
We found them at the bulk barn in Nova Scotia. They are the Curly Wurly. My finacee, who loved the Wigwag buys them and says they are good but not as good as the original!
Where can you buy them in Alberta? I would love to buy some for our local non-profit clubs concession.
i to would like to get this for my husband. he told me about them last night. and i would like to get them for his birthday augest 2. what is the name of the gas station in surrey
I would like to find this chocolate bar they were the best, as a kid i would stick them in the snow and let them freeze, and when in need of a treat would take them out. Which gas station in surrey has them
I just clicked on the side bar - OldTimeCandy.com and they have the curly wurly bar to order...
Yes those were the days of unique candy and wig wag was a great treat.
I used to buy Wig Wags too and nobody I ever talk to remembers them. You can buy the Curlywurly bars at any of the specialty candy stores....Banff and Canmore have them as well as the Candy Bouquet in St. Albert,AB.
Cette barre de chocolat etait ma favorite je me souviens meme de la chanson et du commercial de cette wig wag barre et j'ai aujourd'hui 52 ans
They are available at Dickens Sweets (english candy and tea shoppe) in Chilliwack,BC...sooo yummy and you can buy them in a 5 pack too....looooved Wig Wags and Curly Wurlys are pretty much the same.
No mention of the jingle and dance from the commercial? Shame on all of you. tsk tsk bbt
Curly Wurly's are available at London Drugs at Victoria and 41 Ave in Vancouver
I have spent years trying to remember the name of the twisty toffee choc covered favourite of my childhood, was it a wig wag or a twister? I'm sorry folks but those skimpy little curly wilts are not at all the same. The ratio of chocolate and bug mouthfuls of toffee have not returned.?i even loved how it went everywhere - made it more exciting to eat!!!
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