Banjo Biscuit Bars at Abbey Beatty blog

Banjo Biscuit Bars. Reinventing itself and being distributed further afield by the 1970s, it is mostly remembered for its navy blue wrapper and bold gold lettering. This version was discontinued in 1956. Applause bars were made with a wholemeal biscuit and they had raisins in them, so they're basically healthy, right? It was similar in it’s ingredients to a drifter but it had a chopped peanut layer al. Despite the fervent love many had for this nutty delight, banjo bars gradually phased out from the confectionery shelves. Cadbury's fuse bar was discontinued. Banjo was originally launched in the 1950s, as a kit kat style wafer bar with a chocolate filling. It was initially named trophy, but was only available in greater london. Have you got anything you could add? This time round banjo was a twin bar (like a twix). So here's our entirely scientific rundown of the 15 most sorely missed chocolates and sweets you can no longer get for love nor money. This memory is looking a little short on nostalgia! Banjo bars were about in the late 70's/early 80's and were just about the finest sweet i can remember.

Reinventing itself and being distributed further afield by the 1970s, it is mostly remembered for its navy blue wrapper and bold gold lettering. This time round banjo was a twin bar (like a twix). Cadbury's fuse bar was discontinued. Applause bars were made with a wholemeal biscuit and they had raisins in them, so they're basically healthy, right? It was similar in it’s ingredients to a drifter but it had a chopped peanut layer al. Banjo was originally launched in the 1950s, as a kit kat style wafer bar with a chocolate filling. It was initially named trophy, but was only available in greater london. Banjo bars were about in the late 70's/early 80's and were just about the finest sweet i can remember. Have you got anything you could add? Despite the fervent love many had for this nutty delight, banjo bars gradually phased out from the confectionery shelves.

Banjo TeaBreaks! We need these and their big brothers back asap

Banjo Biscuit Bars This version was discontinued in 1956. Cadbury's fuse bar was discontinued. Banjo bars were about in the late 70's/early 80's and were just about the finest sweet i can remember. It was initially named trophy, but was only available in greater london. Have you got anything you could add? So here's our entirely scientific rundown of the 15 most sorely missed chocolates and sweets you can no longer get for love nor money. Applause bars were made with a wholemeal biscuit and they had raisins in them, so they're basically healthy, right? This memory is looking a little short on nostalgia! Banjo was originally launched in the 1950s, as a kit kat style wafer bar with a chocolate filling. Despite the fervent love many had for this nutty delight, banjo bars gradually phased out from the confectionery shelves. It was similar in it’s ingredients to a drifter but it had a chopped peanut layer al. Reinventing itself and being distributed further afield by the 1970s, it is mostly remembered for its navy blue wrapper and bold gold lettering. This time round banjo was a twin bar (like a twix). This version was discontinued in 1956.