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Fry's Turkish Delight

Fry's Turkish Delight

Chocolate bar by Cadbury.

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    Gelatinous candy.

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    British chocolate brand and manufacturer.

    21%

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    11%

  4. Fry's Chocolate Cream

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  6. Mondelez International

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    4.5%

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    British chocolate brand and manufacturer.

    34%

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    Gelatinous candy.

    29%

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    11%

  4. Cadbury

    British multinational confectionery company.

    7.9%

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    Solid chocolate containing added milk.

    0.95%

  6. Chocolate bar

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    0.51%

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    0.48%

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