I believe that this is correct
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Originally the bar contained raisins within the base layer; however, consumer research in the mid-1980s led to these being removed and the current formulation being introduced
However…
born 30 June 1983
so her memories of confectionery go back to the age of 2, do they? Bullshit. There’s something going on here and I don’t like it.
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It doesn’t say she remembers eating the raisin versions, just that they debated whether or not they used to contain them. Maybe she just has an academic interest is the history of confectionary.
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Or had to eat out-of-date confectionery. Times were hard in Thatcher-era Newcastle
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You’re right, it also doesn’t say which side of the debate she was on, maybe Mark Savage was the one arguing they contained raisins.
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/mark-savage-542a364
No date of birth, but
Education - University of Cambridge 1993-1996
Let’s say he was 18/19 when he matriculated, that means he was born around 1974/75, it’s feasible he’d have a memory of enjoying them as a 10 year old.
False alarm folks, it’s all above board.
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