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I got me a nice lovely box of some un eaten candy bars!!!!! They are pretty old and I could smell them all the way home. the wife saw the drips on my shirt collar from looken over there at them an new i had found some. If anyone knows where I can find more we sure would like it.
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eekThese are the nummy nut rolls, my faaavorite. They are exra Deeeeelicious!!!!!!!!


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Ive never had one. Those look old??


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Ryan, Have you ever bought a 10¢ Full Size Candy Bar?
I can remember some being 5¢ EACH! Bet Jack remembers some being 1¢ ea! LOL

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OOOOHHHH I cant believe I ate four of them!! By the taste I would have to guess like late 70s!!!!
MMM mmm

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I remember Oh Henry bars. Now I am hungry for one or two.
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You can chisel mortar with them for tuck pointing till you get ready to eat them also. Hope this helps. Nice find!

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There gone!!! Please remember we are always looken for UN Eaten candy bars. Call me a developmentaly delayed but I WILL pay top dollar for a box or partal box of good old candy bars. The age is what give them the nice chewie crunchy texture. Thats why it takes so long to eat them.
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I remember 5 cents in the 50's , nothing less than that.
Now they raise the price and keep making the bar smaller so
you need to buy two .

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I found a box of 24 unopened UNO bars in their silver foiled wrappers dated 1973,in a local dime store here.
I never really liked them growing up,but thought I'd try one.
I ate won,and threw it up 3 hours later,just like I used to in 1973.


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Cold Pizza, do you still have them? Are they for sale? I got a pretty strong gut and I do like candy. Did you peel the foil first or just eat them like that? The paper seems to kind of melt away but I wouldnt think the foil would be all that good. Let me know, I am up for some nummy UNO bars
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No,they're long gone.
That was back in 2004 & we fed them to the squirrels,who interestingly enough,never showed up again.


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This topic is CRACKING ME UP!
You are crazy Rick,,,, but I'm keeping a eye out for some for you and at least you have a strong gut, although I wonder how doubled over you are today??!!!
Well beyond the manufacturers recommended consumption date, I'm thinking,,,, ha ha ha

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Originally Posted By: Man-Cave-Shoppe

Well beyond the manufacturers recommended consumption date

I'll bet they don't have a consumption date!
Wouldn't matter if they did, Rick never liked Read'n/write'n! laugh

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Candy bars dont get old, they just get better. We were told the dates on the box are just there to help the store sell more stuff.

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Rick, I'm sure glad that they weren't "eaten candy bars"!

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