Brought to you by Crunchie. Bring them back now! Some things from our childhoods are better left in the past (I'm looking at you velour tracksuits and bad frizzy hair), but there are others that we wish we could relive over and over again. For me, that mostly centres around food. Anyone who grew up with a sweet tooth in '90s Ireland will know that sadly many of our favourite bars are no longer on the market. It's time to take a trip down a very chocolatey memory lane. via GIPHY Here are the 9 chocolate bars from our childhood that we miss the most. 1. Snow Flakes  These absolute beauties were the best things going. A perfect combo of crumbly white and milk chocolate. Absolute perfection.

I seriously could not resist aftet seeing @colessupermarkets currently sell #cadbury #snowflake #chocolatebars ! ????? #snowflakechocolate #christmaschocolates #treat #flake #flakechocolate #cadburychocy #cadburychocolate #everythinginmoderation

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  2. TAZ You may have noticed that we have a fondness for Freddos in the Her.ie office. But we also used to love their sister bar TAZ. They were the perfect size for an afternoon snack...or, in my case, the perfect size to eat a multipack of.

@OfficialTAZ has anyone ever told you about the old british chocolate bar called taz? They used to be soo good!! pic.twitter.com/lK5G5U25De

— ZacRoughtonOWS (@ZacRoughtonOWS) July 11, 2016

3. Echo Ah, the Echo bar, a firm family favourite. No matter whose house you went to they always seemed to have them in the press.  They were unreal with a cup of tea and you knew you were having a good day if you spied one in your lunchbox.   4. Spira  Spira were something else. The spiral shaped hollow chocolate bar was a perfect hybrid of a Flake and a Galaxy Ripple. Long may it rest in peace.

@CadburyUK Why have you stopped production on Spira bars? They NEED to come back! Please? #FlashbackFriday #11Years pic.twitter.com/ccjTxdglMn — Craig Brown (@86chb) March 4, 2016

5. Toffo Okay, so not technically a bar, but I mean, come on, they were class. Toffo sweets were HUGE! You could always rely on your Granny to have a cheeky packet hiding in her handbag, while advising "careful and mind your teeth now."

#RT if you #remember #Toffo #sweets #candy pic.twitter.com/73OywQpbBg — TheCandyCartCompany (@candycartcompan) June 3, 2016

6. Flyte bars They were almost the same as a Milky Bar, but I'm still convinced they were better. Flyte bars had a nougat-style centre and were covered in chocolate making them undeniably great.

@nestle ,do you still produce #Flyte bars?? #Reminiscing pic.twitter.com/UQTWgcSMs2 — LuLu (@_LuLu_87) January 25, 2015

What ever happened to Flyte bars? — HonorUK (@HonorUK) May 24, 2016

7. Kit Kat Senses Ah Cheryl, how times have changed eh? You may recall that Girls Aloud were the stars of the Kit Kat Senses ad that got us all obsessing over them. As soon as we saw that ad we were running to the corner shop to stock up, it's just a bonus that they actually tasted really nice. Relive the glory days below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uraT7dSQB-s  

@KITKAT I think you should bring back kit Kat senses #chocolateheaven — gregory parperi (@gregory_parperi) July 12, 2016

8. Kit Kat Caramac The slightly lesser known variation of the Kit Kat bar. It combined our two greatest chocolate loves, Kit Kat and Caramac, into one glorious super bar. Bow down to the chocolate master.

Know what else they should resurrect? The Kit Kat Caramac (give a dog a bone) — Christopher (@boysaboys) October 28, 2015

9. Cadbury's Dream What can we say? It was white chocolate heaven. The good news is you can still get your grubby little mitts on this chocolatey delight in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Time to make some phone calls.

#CandyA90sSong Cadbury's Dream-lover pic.twitter.com/v64brIUgiq — Regina Spacola (@gigirules7) June 30, 2016

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