That candy bar was the bomb. They used to sell it in a candy machine at the Shell station.I bought one almost every day.

I loved this candy bar. I was addicted to it, I wish they would bring it back!

When I was a teenager in the early '70s I remember going to Abernathys Pharmacy and getting 7-up bars ALL the time. God, were they ever GOOD!!! They would have a brazil nut, orange jelly, butter cream, raspberry jelly, coconut, I think it had a maple cream, and something else I can't remember now after almost 40 years later. I miss them SOOOOOOOO BAD, it was like getting a candy store in one candy bar.

I used to eat them when I lived in Albuquerque in the early 60's. They were one of the best candy bars ever made. I used to eat one while drinking a grape soda; heaven. They were originally made by Trudeau Candy Company and they were bought out by Pearson's Candy Company which continued making them into the early 70's. I wonder if Pearson's could be convinced into making them again?

I remember these! We were terribly poor growing up and almost never had a whole candy bar to ourselves--we always had to divide them up. The seven up bar was perfect because there were 7 kids in the family. I'd love to see them bring them back!

Has anyone located a place or site where these can be purchased

I remember my grandmother taking me and my mom home from her house and always stopping to get us a seven up bar. They were so different then anything I had before. I kind of wished they would switch out the jelly one for something better though. But yes, it was like a box of mixed chocolates hooked together and made into a candy bar.

Back in the early 1960's, when I was about 8 or 9, my dad (who left for work before we got up and came home after we went to bed, I kid you not, he was probably working 65 hours a week) on Friday night when he got paid, and the first time we would see him all week, would bring each of us 5 kids a candy bar. Chick-o-Stix, Chuckles, Idaho Spud, Twin Bing, Forever Yours, Zero and, yes, Seven-up. I will never forget that for as long as I live.

i remember waiting for the school bus,from 1971 to 1975 my 20 cent in the vending machine every day for a 7 up bar I gave the bus driver his pick of 2 They should bring them back