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Here's where you can find 10 glorious American snacks in Dublin
TWIZZLERS, TWINKIES, LUCKY CHARMS… but where to get them?
We’ve found out.
1. Twinkies
So they’re more foam than food, but there are quite a few places that sell them, albeit at high prices. But if you’re gagging for one… head to…
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2. Red Vines and Twizzlers
You may know them as red liquorice, but they’re so so much more.
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3. Hersey’s Chocolate
Why would you want this.
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4. Mountain Dew
So essentially, this is just a fancy 7up. The brand was initially just a myth to us Irish kids, but they have since launched a version in some select Irish shops.
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5. AW Root Beer
WHAT EVEN IS IT? Try it out and see, it is available in…
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6. Lucky Charms
These are sold in quite a good few places now, and will always be super expensive.
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7. Froot Loops
Some of the larger Tescos stock them.
Fallon and Byrne.
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8. Marshmallow fluff
So this is like Nutella, except it’s made with marshmallows. You can get a plain or strawberry flavour in…
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9. Poptarts
So we have most of the standard flavours but what about the good ones?
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10. Assorted candies
Looking for weird M&Ms flavours, Jolly Ranchers, American gum such as Big Red, kool aid?
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Have we missed any? Let us know in the comments.
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