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Sun, 10/14/2001 - 18:23

torontosue

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Peanut Free Points: 2610

I just thought I would post and let all the Canadians here know that I got my first Aero Chunky bar today WITHOUT the "may contain" warning.

This was one of the chocolate bars (I think Kit Kat Chunky might be the same?) that Nestle's introduced around the time they were changing their labeling and the labels had the warning though Nestle's said they were safe. We didn't let Taran eat them while the label was there (I was eating them when he wasn't with me though, which was how I discovered it), and he was quite thrilled today to have yet another choice when it comes to chocolate.

Mon, 10/22/2001 - 17:46

Anonymous

Torontosue, how was the Aero Chunky? I had just commented in another thread that I found the regular Aero bars (I tried the Aero Dark last week [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/biggrin.gif[/img] ) were thick enough. Is it a real mouthful or what?

I continue to be really pleased with Nestle because they seem to be providing more safe bars for all of us.

Best wishes! [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]

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Mon, 10/22/2001 - 20:41

erik

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Peanut Free Points: 39450

Hi Cindy...

I like the Aero Chunky. It is similar to a Mirage bar (very similar) but it seems more solid.. harder? Hard to describe. Mirage has more bubbles.. the Mirage is actually a bit larger in height.

I like the Aero Chunky very much. A nice change after more than 25 years of eating Nestle Aeros (well, I guess they were Rowntree Aeros back in the old days). I remember way back then there used to be an "Aero Thick" bar (early 1980s).. it was good too.

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