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Smash (chocolate)

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Smash is a Norwegian chocolate snack produced by Nidar. It consists of salted corn cores covered by milk chocolate, producing a salt & sweet, light & crisp combination. It is available in one flavour, in four sizes: a small bag of 100 grams, a large bag of 230 grams, a chocolate bar of 40 grams, a chocolate bar of 160 grams, and in 2012, an extra large bag of 345 grams.

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