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01-18-2008, 12:50 PM
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E96 Philadelphia Caramel staining..common?
Posted By: Andy
I have a theory. These came out in 1910, Snickers were not invented until the 1930s. People had to eat caramel, chocolate, and nuts from separate packages, how barbaric. Inevitably people would get caramel on there finger tips where it would get transferred to the card when they opened the chocolate and removed the card. 
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