i saw this english nestle chocolate bar called "drifter" and at a speciaty import shop and gave it a try (thought maybe it was supposed to appeal to import car enthusiasts) anyway, it was amazingly good (i pretty much can't stand american chocolate bars). anyway, when i looked on the wrapper, it said "made in austalia," so i wondered if you fellas get these or if they're just for export to the motherland

Nope, never seen one of those here in my 27 years of life.

ive never seen one in austrailia before..
but they have a lot of crazy food in the asian supermarkets here in aus...
seems to be targeting that sort of consumer..

since when was anything made in Australia

My dad brought me back one from New Zealand when he was over there last, but I have never seen them over here.
Mmmmm tasty, I want another one now, damn you matbighat

i agree with bad310, New Zealand would have to be the place to get them. I used to no this fella and his brother always bought over a suticase full of chocolate that you can't get here in Australia.

But NZ are even lazier than Australians.. That's why we make NZ banknotes here in Australia.

I wouldn't be surprised if Nestle Australia made them solely for export.

Those sheep farmers need their energy you know!

ha, that's funny.

In the big supermarket chains in western USA, I saw "ANZAC Cookies" with money donated to VFW USA Soliders charity with every purchase. Oddly, the package was labled "not for sale in Australia and New Zealand".

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We just got back from NZ and my wife had a extra suitcase just to bring back choclates and lollies.

if you get another can you a take a shot before you eat it again so we can diagnose what it is... looks like two fingers inthere, could be a time out?