McVitie's Trio Chocolate Biscuit, Toffee, 138g

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These 3D snacks, compared to a cross between a standard Dorito and a Walkers Bugle, first graced children's lunchboxes back in the mid 1990s but were axed in the mid 2000s due to a lack of popularity. Made of three ingredients and partially segmented into three parts (hence the name, see) there was a layer of biscuit, a topping of thick toffee and then a draping of chocolate over that. After four years on our shelves, the Mars Delight, a deliciously light version of the Mars bar, was discontinued in 2008, much to our horror. Regardless of their success, however, the Worcestershire sauce Twiglet is yet to become a full-time addition to supermarket shelves.The Crown recreates one of the last ever photos of Princess Diana on Mohamed Al-Fayed's yacht just a week. This Twirl-like chocolate was first sold in the North-West and South-West of England in the 80s but after a successful launch, it was rolled out across the rest of the UK. When fans realised that the Galaxy Truffle had been removed from boxes of Celebrations in the buildup to Christmas 2011, forums across the internet debated the travesty for months. Hippy one (voiced by the smooth tones of Derek Griffiths) talks to the camera ‘Hey, Susie thinks everything should be covered in real milk chocolate, just like a Trio. Whether it’s the questionable ice cream flavoured Monster Munch, or the recent travesty that was the Galaxy Truffle from the Celebrations selection box, we all have a retro treat we’ll always hold in our hearts and pray will make a reappearance.

Along with the KP choc dips, this was another staple of our school lunchboxes, but sadly these chocolate biscuits with white and milk chocolate dips didn't last long.This has certainly been the case with Trio, including its top three place in the Grocer’s Bring Back a Brand Facebook vote.