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Default Caramel candy bar search

Hello,

I'm looking for a candy bar that I used to eat / sell as a kid for
fundraising at school. I don't think it's a typical name brand (it's
not caramello), but it was a caramel candy bar that was divided into 8
or 10 rectangles (not squares). The wrapper was all white I believe,
but could be wrong. The same box also had crunch bars, which were not
divided up. Typically the boxes had ~20 bars, each selling for $1.00

I used to love them as a kid, but can't seem to locate the same kind,
it seems like most fundraisers these days focus on the major brands
(snickers, m&ms, etc).

Thanks to anyone who can remember the name or who has seen them
recently.
 
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