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Original Banana Splits Chewy Candy Pop Rocks When you've got a job When you've got a job to do Approximately 45 individually wrapped pieces per pound The actual banana split dessert that inspired this candy was invented in 1904 by 23 year old apprentice pharmacist David Evans Strickler at Tassel Pharmacy in Latrobe Close your eyes and you're back at the soda fountain
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Original Banana Splits Chewy Candy Pop Rocks When you've got a job

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