As a kid I pulled out two teeth (admittedly already loose at the time) by chewing on a Texan Bar! It was chocolate-covered nougat which was virtually impossible to bite through. Kids loved it, dentists/mums hated it!
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Do You Remember Texan Bar?
Do You Remember Texan Bar?
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thebhoywonder
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great they brought this retro sweet back..
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Rik
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Gavsta, i know ist 5 years later but i remeber being given some dinosaur stickers when i bought a Texan bar a a kid out with my parents. Promotion maybe..? seems odd it would be dinosaur stickers and not wild west.
definatley a Mighty Chew nonetheless
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d.richie
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i used to love texan bars, even though they were so difficult to eat. when i used to stretch them out of my mouth all the chocolate would fall off!!!
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cove
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you bite through the chocolate and chew real slow. the something about bald eagle
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crazyclimber
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Texan Bar is still available in certain shops.Cybercandy American sweet shop in Covent Garden sells it at a price along with Tab Cola and other rarities
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sweettooth
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I loved these and have seen the new advert for them so will search for and buy,that reminds me,best get a dentist appointment.
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neilo67
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One of these bars took a filling out of my teeth during a holiday in Weston-Super-Mare in 1976ish. Jeesh but they were damn chewy.
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kerry0181
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'Bite through the chocolate and chew. . . . . . Real Slow. Someone should have told him a texan takes time to chew.'
That was the voice over to the mexican firing squad ad! Loved it.
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kez
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Texan bars always gave me sore jaws chewing but they were well worth it
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Anonymous
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Tim Vine (the comedian, recently on Comic Relief Fame Academy) was recently interviewed in the The Independent. he said his happiest memory was recently finding a box of Texan bars in an old fashioned newsagents. He bought the lot and are now stored in his freezer.
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