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When sweets first went on ration, my father put away some Cadbury’s Milk Chocolate in the loft and when the war ended he forked it out for us as a treat but we could barely eat it, it was so awfully sweet. We had become accustomed to wartime “blended” chocolate which I suppose was half-way between milk and plain chocolate

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