Wonka Biscuits were a type of chocolate-coated

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manufactured by

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under The Willy Wonka Candy Company brand in the UK. They were only available during mid-2002. They came in two varieties: a Golden Cruncher Biscuit (similar to McVities

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, but with a crunchier coating), and an Xploder Biscuit (which contained popping candy like the regular Xploder bars). Nestle sold the Wonka confectionery brand to the Ferrero Group in March 2018.

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