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Commentor Name:	Jen
Comments left:	I was born in Scotland and we had a candy known as a Curly Wurly. When I moved to Canada when I was 5(mid-70's), I used to get this candy at a store near my school called a WigWam (but I guess after all these years, I got the name wrong). They are the most brilliant candy EVER!!! I still have family in Scotland so every time they come to the states to visit (I followed my then-fiancee there), they bring me a 'care package' which includes Fruit Gums and Curly Wurlys) Lynn...try Bulk Barn: they used to sell them when I was living there. If not,down town toronto has a couple of stores. One that comes to mind is Tobacco Haven in the Atruim on the Bay. I can't recall where it is because the last time I went back, it had moved to another end of that mall. Good luck!!!!
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