Which chocolate should be brought back with immediate effect?
It's time to bring these classics back...
In South Africa, we are very passionate people. Whether it's sports, culture, history, or even food, the majority of South Africans have something they are extremely passionate about.
This includes chocolate.
From choc bars to creamy truffles, a sweet tooth has been the driving force behind numerous chocolate trends.
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While many chocolate products have graced the shelves of South African stores, some have left a permanent mark on the taste buds and hearts of the people.
East Coast Breakfast host Darren Maule recently stumbled upon a picture with the Tempo chocolate bar - and it dawned on him that the chocolate was absolute 'fire'.
"Guys, there have been many chocolates I've eaten before, but that one for me takes the cake. It's just simply delicious," says Darren.
So, the team decided to put up a poll for you to vote as to which chocolates should make a return with immediate effect. Look at the chocolate options and cast your vote below:
We have also taken our social experiment to social media, and to say the least, the results have been outstanding.
Everyone has a fond memory of some of the chocolates that were once making waves in stores a long time ago.
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According to Joe, Cadbury's announced the return of Dairy Milk Chocolate Coins in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The product was discontinued back in 2014.
Many people have already asked for some other chocolates to return to the shelves.
On East Coast Breakfast's Facebook, Dianne Edwards commented that Tempo and Inside Story should be the chocolates that return immediately in Mzansi.
Another comment on Facebook from Hargashnee Chetty says the chocolates that should return to stores are: Inside Story, Chocolate Log, and Holey Moleys.
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