Green’s Dictionary of Slang

bounty (bar) n.

[the Bounty Bar, a popular sweet, made of chocolate-covered flaked coconut, thus chocolate n.1 (1)]

(UK black) a black man or woman who is ‘black on the outside but white inside’.

[UK](con. 1979–80) A. Wheatle Brixton Rock (2004) 211: He’s a friggin bounty. I dunno what Jean sees in him.
[UK]Guardian Rev. 30 Mar. 2: The insults ‘coconut’, ‘Bounty bar’ and their American equivalent ‘Oreo’ — all of which mean black on the outside and white on the inside.
[UK]G. Malkani Londonstani (2007) 23: Din’t matter what you called them. Coconuts, Bounty bars, Oreo biscuits or any other food that was white on the inside.