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Name That Candy: Chocolate-Covered, Cherry-Topped, Coconut Bar.

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There must be something about this time of year that makes people nostalgic. One of our readers, Valerie, is dreaming of a favorite candy bar that she used to LOVE as a child!

It was coconut, similar to a Mounds bar texture, but had a layer of cherry across the top. If you bit into it, the cherry did not leak out – it was soft but not liquid with a consistency of jelly/jello. The whole thing was then covered in a thin layer of chocolate. I used to buy 4 of them for a dollar as often as I possibly could.

I bought them in Alameda, California, possibly in a Safeway store on “Bay Farm Island” (Zip 94502) sometime between 1980-1985. They were individually-wrapped bars and packaged in shiny, brown foil wrappers with red writing. They were very flat, 6 inch long, candy bars and were not even half an inch tall.

I don’t know what it is, but it sounds delicious! Can anyone help her remember the name of this candy?



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6 Responses to “Name That Candy: Chocolate-Covered, Cherry-Topped, Coconut Bar.”

  1. 1
    Derek says:

    Sounds similar, though not identical, to the Cherry Ripe still sold in Australia by Cadbury. That has a mixture of coconut and cherry chunks inside a thin layer of chocolate, and is flat and long.

  2. 2
    Jessica says:

    Cabana bars?

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  3. 3
    darren says:

    caribbean

  4. 4
    Gretchen Farricker says:

    I was going to say Cabana Bars too! They were pretty popular in the 80′s!

  5. 5
    twizzlerHiccup says:

    I think I’ve seen them sell those in the Vermont Country Store catalouge.

  6. 6
    Don says:

    They’re called Cherry Mash.

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