Why have a single candy bar when you can have seven in one? In 1951 Pearson’s Candy inherited Seven Up from Trudeau Candy. Sold in the US, it was a chocolate bar with seven squares containing seven fillings – at one point it was mint, nougat, butterscotch, fudge, coconut, butter cream, and caramel. Understandably, it was a difficult bar to produce and eventually discontinued.

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Last updated by Natasha Lovell-Smith.

The most missed discontinued candy bars, ranked