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A Symbol of the British Seaside With its colourful bands and name pressed right through , Blackpool rock remains a fixture in British seaside culture. Opening the wrapper often brings back recollections of piers, deckchairs, and noisy arcades. The flavour is sharp and nostalgic instantly remind people of simpler summer breaks. How It All … Read More

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