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[[File:Violetcrumble_brand_logo.png|Violet Crumble brand logo|thumb|right]]<br />
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'''Violet Crumble''' is a popular [[chocolate bar]] originating from [[Australia]], known for its distinctive honeycomb toffee center coated in a layer of chocolate. It is a beloved treat that has been enjoyed by generations of Australians and has a unique texture and flavor profile that sets it apart from other chocolate bars.<br />
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==History==<br />
The Violet Crumble was first created in 1913 by Abel Hoadley, a Melbourne-based confectioner. Hoadley was inspired to create a chocolate bar with a honeycomb center, which was a novel idea at the time. The name "Violet Crumble" was derived from the purple packaging and the "crumble" texture of the honeycomb center.<br />
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The chocolate bar quickly gained popularity and became a staple in Australian confectionery. Over the years, the ownership of the brand has changed hands several times. Originally produced by Hoadley's Chocolates, it was later acquired by [[Nestlé]] in 1983. In 2018, the brand was sold to [[Robern Menz]], an Australian confectionery company, which continues to produce the bar today.<br />
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==Production==<br />
[[File:Violet-Crumble-Split.jpg|Violet Crumble split to show honeycomb center|thumb|left]]<br />
The production of Violet Crumble involves creating a honeycomb toffee center, which is made by heating sugar, glucose syrup, and a raising agent to create a light, airy texture. This honeycomb is then cooled and cut into bars before being coated in a layer of milk chocolate.<br />
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The process requires precision to ensure the honeycomb maintains its signature crispness and does not become chewy. The chocolate coating adds a smooth, sweet contrast to the crunchy center, making it a unique and satisfying treat.<br />
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==Popularity and Cultural Impact==<br />
Violet Crumble has maintained its popularity in Australia and has a dedicated fan base. It is often compared to the [[Crunchie]] bar, another honeycomb chocolate bar, but is distinguished by its denser honeycomb and thicker chocolate coating.<br />
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The bar is not only a favorite snack but also a cultural icon, often referenced in Australian media and pop culture. Its distinctive purple packaging and catchy slogan "It's the way it shatters that matters" have become well-known among Australians.<br />
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==Variants==<br />
Over the years, several variants of the Violet Crumble have been introduced, including bite-sized pieces and different chocolate coatings. These variations have allowed fans to enjoy the classic taste in new and exciting ways.<br />
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==Related pages==<br />
* [[Honeycomb toffee]]<br />
* [[Nestlé]]<br />
* [[Robern Menz]]<br />
* [[Crunchie]]<br />
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[[File:Violet-crumble.jpg|Violet Crumble bar|thumb|right]]<br />
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[[Category:Chocolate bars]]<br />
[[Category:Australian confectionery]]<br />
[[Category:Brand name confectionery]]</div>
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