Wonka, by then under the control of candy-maker Concorde, stopped making Skrunch in 1981, but a Willy Wonka Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar briefly existed in 1982, featuring the same ingredients.

Predictably, the high of that promotion couldn't last. Sales dwindled in the following years, but in 2013, Nestlé once again made a big push to market Wonka Bars to the masses. Unfortunately ...

The bar was discontinued in 2010. Then, in 2013, a reboot: Nestle ran more or less the same golden ticket campaign and, again, saw high demand ($3.8 million a month in the UK) followed by a tail-off.

Following Nestle's acquisition of the Wonka line in the 2000s, the product was discontinued when it was decided that Wacky Wafers were redundant to the already popular SweeTarts.