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Save golden wonder

Bbc radio berkshire has a campaign to save the crisp maker Golden Wonder, after they announced bankruptcy. What will become of ringos, wheat crunchies and nik naks.

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Posted 1/10/2006.

Comments:

Jenni says @ 5:56 am
Hmm, I am not familiar with Golden Wonder, and it seems I may never be. Sad.

changeofhart says @ 2:20 pm
nooooooooooooooooooo!!

no more nice n spicy nik naks? shurely shome mishtake?!?

or wheat crunchies? The dieting womans favourite bad snack?

whatever next? dogs n cats living together? total anarchy?

swisslet says @ 2:53 pm
my life will be poorer without spicy tomato wheat crunchies in it. That much I do know.

ST

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