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This Dublin wine bar is starting a campaign to save the Pink Snack

Save the Pink Snack. Save them all!

Feb 27th 2015, 5:10 PM 3,579 Views 1 Comment

YESTERDAY, CADBURYS ANNOUNCED that they would be ceasing production of Pink Snacks for good. Now we all know that Pink Snacks and the inferior Snack, but they’re still an above-average chocolate bar.

Dun Laoghaire bar 64 Wine want to start a campaign to bring it back. GET ON BOARD.

Cannot believe we r losing 1 of all time great chocolate bars!! I watched all the classic movies with a pink Snack pic.twitter.com/IH7BerOH6o
— Gerard Maguire (@64_Wine) February 27, 2015

Source: Gerard Maguire/Twitter

Owner Gerard Maguire said he couldn’t possibly imagine tea without a Snack Bar, so went to Musgraves wholesalers and stocked up

Just bought all pink snacks in Musgraves #savepinksnacks pic.twitter.com/HO0nz8MTUH
— Gerard Maguire (@64_Wine) February 27, 2015

Source: Gerard Maguire/Twitter

But don’t panic, they’re willing to share the wealth

Having bought up all the stock [I] then felt guilty of depriving others of its wafery goodness, so started a campaign for its return.

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You can get yourself to 64 wine to sign the Save the Snack petition or follow the campaign on Twitter using the hashtag #savepinksnacks.

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They’re not messing around. Do your bit, save the Pink Snack. Do it for the next generation, do it for the greater good.

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This Dublin wine bar is starting a campaign to save the Pink Snack

Save the Pink Snack. Save them all!

Owner Gerard Maguire said he couldn’t possibly imagine tea without a Snack Bar, so went to Musgraves wholesalers and stocked up

But don’t panic, they’re willing to share the wealth

Cadbury Ireland is stopping production on Pink Snacks and Timeouts>