Bounty Dark Twin 57g

In the British sweet shop line-up, Bounty is the bar that splits a room. Half the family will not touch it, the other half wait for them to say so. The dark version is the one its fans go looking for on purpose.

From Canada, it is usually a name typed in late at night by someone who has just remembered the corner shop at the end of their old road. The dark one is the version people mean when they say they miss Bounty, so they search for it by name.

It is a twin pack, two bars in one wrapper, so it splits neatly or does not split at all. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, away from a sunny window. Some people swear by the fridge for a proper snap on the chocolate, and they will tell you so whether you asked or not.

Most people put it in the basket next to a Mars bar or a Twix, because ordering a single chocolate bar from across the country feels a bit lonely. Mars makes plenty of the bars Britain grew up on, and they travel well together.