What Indian Chocolate you like?

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Lightbulb What Indian Chocolate you like?

My favorite is "5 Star"
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Amul is the "the taste of India".
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Cadburys Perk the rest taste a bit too desi.

Tried 5 Star must have been a bad batch becasue it gave me the runs.
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Dairy Milk is amazing... sitting under glass in +35 Celcius weather, it somehow *still* doesn't melt in the wrapper. The other brands taste like wax to me in comparison... perhaps because they're designed to sit under glass in a +45 Celcius heat explosion and still be rock-hard.
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Nestle's Kit Kat and Cadbury's Fruit & Nut and Dairy Milk and 5 Star and Perk and Gems and White Chocolate and Bournville and.......

I love chocolates !!
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Cadbury's fruit and nut gets my vote
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the BIG PERK ..
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NOTHING TO BEAT A "5 STAR"
Keep Walking............
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5 Star !!

Does anyone know ho long 5 Star has been on the market for?

I visited India as a kid in the early 70's and it was available then.

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Dolfin's Masala from Belgium.. (Not from India, but it's got masala
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Does anyone know ho long 5 Star has been on the market for?
I think it was introduced in either 1969 or 1970.
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I could not handle the 'chocolate' but was told by a really nice Finnish guy I went on camel safari with that 'Hide And Seek' biscuits were the best substitute... and I can confirm that he was right... takes some getting used to but soon you will delight in munching them to pass the time on long bus/train journeys.
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Speaking of biscuits, Britannia's "Little Hearts" are just great for passing the time on long bus/train journeys !
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found myself hitting the roadside stalls for Haldiram's namkeen packets wuite a bit- especially the ones with raisins!
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Haldiram's namkeens

available at fine establishments throughout Bundelkhand and beyond!
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