Food of the Seventies, Welch's Candy Bar.
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This was my brother's favorite candy bar. It was a chocolate coated fudge bar that had Welch's grape jelly running through it. I haven't seen these in years. Are they still made?
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I loved the Fudge bar and Frappe bar. I think you should start making them again. I know it would be a big seller.
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I second that comment about the Frappe bar. I have looked for it for years. It was very distinctive. I would even eat a really old one, just for old times' sake. Please bring it back!
I'm wondering if this Welch’s Frappe bar is what I remember as I kid in the 1960's in Detroit. I remembe is was chocolate with raisins in it. I know the theather on Plymouth Road just west of Greenfield Rd had them and I think the party/beer store across the street had thme I think.
I have been asking aorund about these for a couple of years and no one seems to know wha I am talking about.
Any ideas as to if this is the same candy bar.
The Frappe Bar was the best! We used to get it in Boston in the 60s when it cost a nickel, and yes, the flavor was very distinctive. There hasn't been a candy bar like it, and I wish someone would find the secret recipe.
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