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Richard: Ooh. I did eat lots of chocolate. I think my favourites… I had two. I
liked Mars bars…
Jackie: Right
Richard: Of course, yes. Um… Mars bar, it's actually a very large bar I think
compared to a lot of the sweets.
Jackie: That's the reason I didn't like it, it was too big for me [Richard laughs]
and I remember when I ate a Mars bar as a child I felt sick afterwards.
Richard: Mmm, very rich. They've both got caramel in them, which I really
like, but the Mars bar is caramel and nougat and the Twix is caramel
and biscuit and they're both covered in chocolate.
Jackie: Yes. And as we said, the Mars bar is a big bar um… and the Twix…
Jackie: Separate
Richard: Separate bars and I have to say I liked the Twix because I used to eat
the caramel off the biscuit first, so I used to eat the caramel first
and then I used to eat the biscuit afterwards.
Richard: Mmm. But the Mars, I just used to eat it all in one go.
Jackie: Urgh
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Jackie: Oh well, I love, love, love coconut so my favourite er… chocolate bar
as a child was Bounty.
Richard: I didn't really like the Bounty. That was also um… two bars as well,
wasn't it?
Jackie: Yes but two small bars so you see I could eat one bar in the morning
and one bar in the afternoon. So I could make it last a long time.
Jackie: Well, there's another chocolate bar which I really liked which is now
called Snickers but when I was, well, when we were children, it was
called Marathon and like Mars bar it has nougat and caramel in it but
it also has peanuts.
Jackie: But of course, Richard, we’re adults now and we still eat chocolate,
don't we?
Richard: Yes
Jackie: But I think the one that we like to eat the most now is KitKat, isn't it?
Richard: Yes. It's a biscuit. A wafer biscuit covered in chocolate like all the
others.
Richard: Four bars but they're all joined together, aren't they?
Jackie: Four… four long bars joined together but that's nice because we can
then have two each.
Jackie: So what about you the listeners? What's your favourite chocolate bar
now or when you were a child? Why don't you write in and tell us?
We'd love to hear from you.