Remember this candy bar?

[stootz]

I can't seem to find anyone who does. It's from the mid-late 1970's and is roughly the size and shape of a Wunderbar, except it's off-white in colour (white chocolate?). It's kind of crispy/chewy in the middle.

For some reason I'm thinking it was called "Danish Treat" or "Dutch Treat"

Thanks folks!

[John Manzo]

Do not speak of Wunderbars, you'll confuse all the Americans. :-)

[edibleTO]

Now that we're on the subject, does anyone know why Cadbury stopped making my favourite, the Snack Bar? It was much better than the similar, but not quite good enough, Mr. Big.

[nissenpa]

You may be able to find some those here:

http://www.nostalgiccandy.com/

I bought sister all of our favorite candies from childhood for CHristmas. It's fun just to look throught the stuff.

[rat under paper]

The Nutty Chocolatier on Queen St. East carries a lot of these, most of them from Britain or South Africa. Also try The Chocolate Box in the east end. There are usually compilations in stockings around Christmas. The Maltesers from Britain are much tastier than ours.

[Jim Matthews]

Oh ya the Snack Bar was my all tiime favorite but it dissapeared in the late 70's. I could buy it in the US for a while but it dissappeared of their candy shelves as well. It was better than the Sweet Marie, the Oh Henry, Mr Big, etc. I wonder why Cadbury stopped making the best chocolate bar ever made.

[rat under paper]

Oh, I know what it was! It was the Neilson's "Cinnamon Danish" bar! It was ivory (covered in white chocolate) with a pinkish drizzle on top.

[stootz]

That's it! A total of 6 minutes to answer what's been bugging me for years!
Thanks much 'rat under paper'!

[rat under paper]

Now that I'm thinking of retro candy bars, I remember a lemon version of the same bar.