I've just rediscovered Bounty bars after over 60 years, they're indistinguishable to me after all that time.
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PhiliPamInCoventry Holbrooks
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257 of 263Wed 3rd Jul 2024 10:23pm
Hello,
I feel in such lovely company with all you lovelies. Bounty bars have always been my favourite, but contain loads of sugar, so I have to restrict my memories.
Thank you for your sweet memory sharing.
Please keep your memories coming.
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Mick Strong Coventry
258 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 6:48am
As a child, did anyone else like Wagon Wheels?
Mick Strong
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Helen F Warrington
259 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 8:01am
I liked Wagon Wheels until started to appreciate quality over quantity. I realised that I didn't actually like marshmallow, despite the affordability of such a large snack. Tunnock's Teacakes went the same way.
Bounty Bars are under threat because coconut has fallen out of favour with the young.
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Dreamtime Perth Western Australia
260 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 2:30pm
Another Bounty Bar lover here but I swear they have shrunk in size. Two is never enough for me. I have never eaten a Wagon Wheel. That's the first time I have heard comments about coconut and I like coconut slice.
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Annewiggy Tamworth
261 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 3:24pm
I am surprised that Coconut is out of favour with the young. My grandaughter hs asked for some perfume for her 16th birthday called lait de coco, which apparently is perfumed like coconut. Perhaps they prefer to smell it rather than eat it !
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Helen F Warrington
262 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 3:59pm
Isn't it a popular ingredient in Thai curry? Perhaps it's popular with those who eat healthily but that's not compatible with Bounty? Or it could just be a rumour put about by the manufacturer to panic people to buy more?
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Annewiggy Tamworth
263 of 263Thu 4th Jul 2024 4:49pm
It does translate as coconut milk which I do believe is in Thai food. I think the only coconuts we saw as kids were from the fair. Dad would drill a hole in it. As I said I don't like coconut anyway. There seems to be a lot of products based on coconut.