 There's nothing worse than finding a guilty pleasure snack that always hits the spot, only to discover it's been discontinued. It usually feels like a complete oversight. After all, how could something so scrumptious be taken off the shelves for us never to taste again? It's a feeling all too familiar with none other than Piers Morgan, who recently appeared on Talk TV, mourning the loss the Bounty Dark – a dark chocolate version of the divisive coconut chocolate. Piers made an emotional plea to Mars, stating: 'The dark Bounty chocolate, the red ones have been discontinued, I need Mars to understand just what this is doing to me, it's sending me slightly crackers.' It turns out there are some discontinued items that Brits just can't stop thinking about, and the top five most-missed snacks have now been revealed. Claiming the top spot is Milky Way Crispy Rolls, which left UK supermarket shelves only last year and are missed by 39% of Brits. Milky Way Crispy Rolls are missed by 39% of UK snack fans (Picture: Mars) The recent discontinuation of the chocolate wafer snack dismayed many UK chocolate lovers, with a Mars spokesperson announcing the rolls were now in 'a galaxy far, far away'. Fans even took to Twitter to share their heartbreak at the announcement, with one saying: 'Week ruined nobody talk to me.' Coming in second place in the nationwide survey by AEG was the Cadbury Dream. It's like it was all just a dream (Picture: Getty) The creamy white chocolate bar clearly made a lasting impression, as the last time it was seen on supermarket shelves was back in 2002. Despite being discontinued for a lack of popularity, the treat still seems to have a loyal legion of fans with 31% of Brits wishing it was still available. Facebook went wild in 2020 when shoppers found the Cadbury Dream in a B&M store, but unfortunately it no longer seems to be available – back to dreaming it is. Voted the third most popular){kind=link}
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There’s nothing worse than finding a guilty pleasure snack that always hits the spot, only to discover it’s been discontinued.
It usually feels like a complete oversight. After all, how could something so scrumptious be taken off the shelves for us never to taste again?
It’s a feeling all too familiar with none other than Piers Morgan, who recently appeared on Talk TV, mourning the loss the Bounty Dark – a dark chocolate version of the divisive coconut chocolate.
Piers made an emotional plea to Mars, stating: ‘The dark Bounty chocolate, the red ones have been discontinued, I need Mars to understand just what this is doing to me, it’s sending me slightly crackers.’