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Nestle Butterfinger

Nestle Butterfinger: Many of the most famous brands of chocolate and confectionery were introduced in the 1920's in the US. Americans suddenly developed a greater appetite for ice cream, soft drinks and confectionery. The likely cause was the introduction of Prohibition in January 1920! Butterfinger was introduced in 1923. It's a peanut crunch bar with a thick chocolate coating. Because of its crumbly texture it makes a good topping for cheesecake or sundaes. It's often used in ice cream and other recipes.
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Nestle Butterfinger: Many of the most famous brands of chocolate & confectionery were introduced in the 1920's in the US. Americans suddenly developed a greater appetite for ice cream, soft drinks & confectionery. The likely cause was the introduction of Prohibition in January 1920! Butterfinger was introduced in 1923. It's a peanut crunch bar with a thick chocolate coating. Because of its crumbly texture it makes a good topping for cheesecake or sundaes. It's often used in ice cream & other recipes.

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Chocolate - A confectionary food made from the cacao bean
Chocolate - A brown colour
Ice - Frozen water, the solid state of water.
soft - A descriptive word for an item/sound which is gentle to the touch or ears
Ice - Frozen water, Ice is cold to the touch and forms when water reaches 0 degrees centigrade.
Cream - A warmer tone of white, also a thick white/yellow food liquid used in cooking.

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Cybercandy
Cybercandy have been importing sweets and drinks since 1999 - one of the earliest UK sweet shops on the internet we have never lost our passion for all things candy. Occasionally emulated but never equalled!
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