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Allen’s Black Cats stripped from supermarket shelves | 7NEWS
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Allen’s Black Cats lollies are being discontinued as a standalone product after four years on supermarket shelves. The divisive liquorice-flavoured confectionery was given its own packet in 2020 by popular demand, but will now only be available in party mix packets. Allen’s says they rotate which lollies are available as standalone packs based on consumer preferences for a mix of classic favourites.
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