The Candy Wrapper Museum

Bounty Bars remind me of being a teenager in the 70s. I remember a girls' night out with my friends Diana and Donna, where we vowed to eat as much high-calorie food as possible. (I would try to explain the rationale for this if it made any sense.) Anyway, I remember Bounty Bars were part of the food fest, and they were certainly a common staple at the local 7-11.

The wrapper with the palms was made in Holland, and I think it was sold in Germany.


	Assorted Great Stuff Home Baffle Bar Bit-O-Honey Black Cow Bounty Chick-O-Stick Chocolate Doodles Choco-'Lite Up-Tight on Fifth Ave Goo Goo Supreme Kits Lik-M-Aid Mallo Cup Milky Way Oh Henry! Park Avenue Rinkles & SuperNut Sixlets Smoothie Peanut Butter Cups Snickers Stuckey's Pecan Log Roll Three Musketeers Whoppers World's Finest Return to Classics	Bounty Bars remind me of being a teenager in the 70s. I remember a girls' night out with my friends Diana and Donna, where we vowed to eat as much high-calorie food as possible. (I would try to explain the rationale for this if it made any sense.) Anyway, I remember Bounty Bars were part of the food fest, and they were certainly a common staple at the local 7-11. The wrapper with the palms was made in Holland, and I think it was sold in Germany.