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Zero

A Zero bar came in dark chocolate or milk chocolate. The milk chocolate one had a silver wrapper and the dark chocolate one had a gold wrapper. Each bar had about four or five square shaped chunks of chocolate, but inside was a truffle. When the chunk melted in your mouth then you got to the truffle in the centre which was cold, hence 'zero'. I can't remember who made them.


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Do You Remember Zero?

Do You Remember Zero?

  • PizzaMunki
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    Yes yes! These were my absolute favourite thing ever! They came double wrapped with a foil paper on the outside and a dark brown greaseproof wrap on the inside. You stuck them in the fridge for an hour before eating. They were sporadically imported into the UK during the late eighties/early nineties which is why most people don't remember them. The manufacturer is the Belgian company Cote D'or. And they still make them today!
    • PizzaMunki
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      From Cote D'or: A cold and fondant filling coated in a thin crunchy layer of Côte d'Or chocolate. A shiver of pleasure for the mouth ! Available in three different varieties : milk, fondant & white.
  • Darci03
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    Ours are also Called the Zero Bar!
  • Darci03
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    Huh...Never heard of that Zero bar but we have a candy bar that is in a silver wrapper that is covered in White Chocolate...I think it has nuts and whipped chocolate inside. Havn't had one in a couple of years but they still make them here..don't know where you are located but I'm in the USA and they are made by the Mars company same people that make Snickers!