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Australia is home to many unique treats, but one of the oldest and most beloved is the Cherry Ripe chocolate bar. Cherry Ripe, made by Cadbury, combines cherries and coconut wrapped in dark chocolate, becoming a favorite for nearly a century. It was first introduced by MacRobertson Chocolates in 1924 and remains a popular choice …

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Jelly Babies have been a beloved confectionery treat in many parts of the world, including Australia. These gummy candies, originally from the UK, found their way to Australian shores and quickly became a favorite. Australian versions of Jelly Babies often feature a unique texture and flavor that sets them apart from their British counterparts. The …

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In the world of Australian candy, few treats have the storied history of Chicos. Born in the 1960s, Chicos quickly captured the hearts of sweet-toothed Australians with their unique chocolate-flavored jelly texture. Originally known as Chicos, the candy was renamed Cheekies due to concerns over the racial connotations associated with the original name. Cheekies, as …

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Bit-O-Honey is a classic treat that has been delighting candy enthusiasts for generations. First introduced in 1924 by the Schutter-Johnson Company in Chicago, this unique candy mixed honey-flavored taffy with bits of almonds, creating a taste that stands out against other candies. Its chewy texture and nutty sweetness have kept it a favorite among both …

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The Chunky candy bar has been a sweet treat loved by many since its creation in the late 1930s. Philip Silvershein, a New York City candy maker, introduced this unique bar made with milk chocolate, raisins, cashews, and Brazil nuts. Over time, the recipe adjusted, leaving behind cashews and Brazil nuts for peanuts. The Chunky …

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