Anyone remember this candy bar???

Question

Nestle used to make a candy bar called Alpine White, it was a white chocolate bar (shaped like a nestle crunch) with almonds in it (I think). Does Nestle still make these because I haven't seen them for years????

Answer 1

I'm not sure but if u really wanna find em im sure theres some candy wholesaler that would have em available online in bulk if u like em alot. just do a yahoo search.

Answer 2

White chocolate was first made in Switzerland after World War I. It was first popularly distributed in America in 1984 with the introduction of Nestlé's Alpine White Chocolate bar, which contained white chocolate and almonds.


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Answer 3

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RE:
Anyone remember this candy bar???
Nestle used to make a candy bar called Alpine White, it was a white chocolate bar (shaped like a nestle crunch) with almonds in it (I think). Does Nestle still make these because I haven't seen them for years????

Answer 4

We didn't have Sky Bars in the UK but I remember a Fry's Chocolate Cream bar (chocolate bar with fondant centre, divided into about 5 segments). At one time they produced a version where each segment was a different colour/flavour but I can't remember what they called it. One of my earliest chocolate memories is of Five Boys chocolate (which I think was first made by Fry's and then by Cadbury's). It was a slab of milk chocolate divided into five segments, each of which bore the embossed face of a little boy. Each face had a different expression ranging from smiling to crying. This subject brings back a wave of childhood nostalgia. Near my first childhood home there was a shopping parade with bubble gum machines outside the sweet shop, You put in your penny, turned a knob and your gobstopper or bubblegum magically dropped into the drawer below. Some of the machines had little plastic toy prizes inside but these proved elusive. In later years, on the way home from school we would call in daily to the large newsagents/sweet shop that occupied a large corner position on the street. They had a huge counter divided into what seemed like a hundred sections, each containing different chocolate bars and packets of sweets. On the wall behind were large jars containing sweets which were sold loose by weight. Another section had many varieties of sweets which were 2, 3 or even 4 for a penny, such as jelly snakes, flying saucers and fruit salad chews. There were also Lucky Bags, Sherbet Fountains, Liquorice Catherine Wheels or "shoelaces" or "pipes", Barley Sugar sticks, Coltsfoot Twists, Love Hearts, Candy Necklaces and a myriad other goodies. We kids used to stand amid this Aladdin's Cave of sweet delights for what seemed like an hour, deciding how best to spend our tuppence or threepence in order to get the maximum value for it. The shop assistants must have had the patience of saints! Nice memories .....

Answer 5

I never heard of Nestles Alpine White but I looked on the internet for it. It said it was made in 1984 and you could go to Europe and get some if you want some. Or just ask family of gas stations and they could help you out too. And you were right on what was in there too.

hope this helps

Answer 6

Nope

Answer 7

I forgot all about those!! I loved them. Maybe try this website to see if they have them.
www.nostaliccandy.com They have all kinds of candy there....I love white chocolate..so I would buy tons of them...lol

Answer 8

sadly i rarely see any milk chocolate bars in the shops :S

Answer 9

no