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Commentor Name:	Joe
Comments left:	This site is sure bringing back a lot of sweet memories for me. The big bar of MacKintosh toffee was my earliest favourite. Then it was Neilson's Chunks, three big chunks of delicious milk chocolate in a package. Later on I saw a new bar in the stores - Neilson's Coffee Ripple. Way better than Coffee Crisp. I never really got into Neilson's Treasures, but my sisters liked them. I think Nestle or Cadbury or whoever owns the Neilson candy bar line is really missing out on a great opportunity here. They would do very well for themselves if they would put the old Neilson line back into production and sell them online. They wouldn't have all the costs associated with putting them into stores. We would pay for the shipping. I think most of us wouldn't even mind paying a bit more just to get a taste of our childhood back. Just as an aside, we had a Neilson's map in our schoolroom when I was a kid. Way down in the south Atlantic Ocean they had a picture of 3 Neilson bars, Jersy Milk, Malted Milk and Crispy Crunch. I always wanted to sail to the island of Crispy Crunch.
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