ya i guess calling them a chocolate bar would be a better word for them, but everyone i know calls chocolate bars candy bars, maybe its an American thingPayJ567 said:Funny I've never heard of a "candy bar" called chrunchie.. But if you are referring to the chocolate bar then all your questions have been answered above.
lol Well i dont mind the accent, her handwriting is another story.IcyEvils said:Ouch, she's from Northern Ireland? How on earth can you stand our accent?! As others have said, its honeycomb wrapped in a thin layer of milk chocolate.
And it defies the laws of space and time.
In the UK/Ireland, 'candy' simply isn't in our vocabulary. There are different kinds of 'sweets', 'chocolate', and 'chocolate bars'. The only things I can think of where we'd use that word are candy floss and candy canes.bak00777 said:ya i guess calling them a chocolate bar would be a better word for them, but everyone i know calls chocolate bars candy bars, maybe its an American thing.