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Ruffle bars and large bags of individually wrapped Ruffle chocolates are widely available at Woolworths and many other shops, and always have been as far as I know? Individual Ruffles chocolates are also usually part of any large pic&mix counter. The wrapper has *never changed*.
We still have them in our corner shop. 20p. Amazing