Kold wrote: Aren't Wispas just glorified Aeros?
Deleted User wrote: My local shop sells them, its called Ballinacarriga stores. Its near Derrynane road in Turners Cross/Ballyphehane.
dulpit wrote: Isn't that Junior's shop?? Or am I going mad? Just off Doyle road.. QUOTE] Yup, it is juniors shop. Wispa's are lovely, got two on my way home from work.
dobsdave wrote: Whats all the fuss with the Wispa? If they were so good/popular, why were they discontinued?
gimmick wrote: Golden Crisp has become Dairy Milk with Crunchie. Its rubbish really.
dulpit wrote: Golden Crisps are still golden crisps... I had one yesterday, yum yum...:)
rymus wrote: thats my day sorted... pint of milk and a couple of wispas. Is it just the normal ones that are back or did they see sense and bring back the wispa gold's too?
Since the discontinuation of the Wispa bar in 2003, several Internet campaigns and an online petition to bring it back slowly gained momentum. During Iggy Pop's 2007 performance at Glastonbury, several Wispa fans invaded the stage armed with a banner saying "Bring Back Wispa." In addition, several "Bring Back Wispa" groups on Bebo, MySpace and Facebook were set up.In August 2007, these campaigns prompted Cadbury to announce that the bar would be relaunched on October 8, 2007 for an initial limited production of 23 million bars, with a permanent return possible if sales are high enough. Predictions that the relaunched product would be marketed as 'Wispa Classic' proved unfounded, and the new Wispa hit shelves in October 2007 in packaging virtually identical to that of the original bar. On the 24 August 2007, the first box of the relaunched Wispas was put up for auction on Ebay with a press release from Cadbury saying that the auction is real and that the proceeds are going toward the Cadbury Charity, Ghana for the Source.