Super Skrunch and Oompas were the original two products of the Willy Wonka Candy Company back in the 1970s to 1980s. They were created in order to market the classic 1971 film, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory", in order to promote sales for the at-the-time new film. However, these two candies ended up doing more than that-- they created memories for millions of people around the world.

Super Skrunch was a large chocolate bar that was composed of crispy rice and peanut butter, then coated with creamy chocolate. Oompas were similar to Reese's Pieces, but they were much bigger. They were composed of chocolate and peanut butter with a candy coating surrounding them. Despite the amount of imitators these two products may receive in the modern age, there is nothing that can come close to the taste of the originals. These products have a large cult following, as well as millions of people reminiscing about their memories of eating them when they were introduced. This proves that, despite the offerings that candy may give us today, there is a clear demand for these products to return in their original form just like they tasted back in the seventies, and not some modified recipe like companies often do in order to bank on classic names.

This is why, I'd like to gather the supporters of these classic candies together in order to bring these candies back, not only for the people who originally had them back when they were children, but also the children of today, so that the memories and taste of these candies can get passed down from generation to generation. Whether you remember Super Skrunch and Oompas from back then, or heard them from a relative and would be interested in trying them, if you'd like to see them back on the market, please sign this petition and, if you'd like, leave your own memories of them below! Thank you all for your support, and have a great day/night, wherever you may be. :)