That it took so long for someone to come up with the idea of doing a white chocolate version of Dairy Milk is almost a travesty. Over 4000 chocolate lovers have signed a petition to bring back retro chocolate treat Cadbury’s Snow Flake. Launched in 1996, this popular chocolate bar was a staple part of our lunchboxes until 2006, when it was taken out of production in the UK. When she replied that she had not, Mr Duffy joked: "Jaysus, isn't that terrible when that happens and you don't even get a few bob for it? Along with the KP choc dips, this was another staple of our school lunchboxes, but sadly these chocolate biscuits with white and milk chocolate dips didn't last long.

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One of the only sweets I remember from my childhood, mostly because of my disbelief and disgust when they stopped making them. Cadbury's coins are crafted from the famed Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate, one of the most popular in the UK and regarded as a "national treasure" by the retailer. Most of the shots are either close up and medium shots on the man or close up shots on the dancing mouse. It was designed as a pretty simple brand extension to the Flake, and we expected to sell 20% of the main Flake line. There has been a steady decline in its sales over the past few years and we had to make the difficult decision to discontinue it.