Like the wrapper says, it's a crunchy peanut butter-toasted coconut candy bar.
It's got a great salty-sweet taste that lifts me up when I get down.
Anybody got a favorite candy, sweet or comfort food they like to eat to get their spirits up?
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Like the wrapper says, it's a crunchy peanut butter-toasted coconut candy bar.
It's got a great salty-sweet taste that lifts me up when I get down.
Anybody got a favorite candy, sweet or comfort food they like to eat to get their spirits up?
Never heard of 'em, but they sure do sound nice! I like a nice orange Club bar with a cup of tea, or maybe a few pieces broken off a Toblerone range.
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Milkybars and Twix bars are great too. The former is plain white chocolate while the latter is two sticks of chocolate-coated biscuit and caramel. Mmm-mmmmm!
There ain't much better than Cadbury's Dairy Milk, though...
Look at that...mmmmmmm...don't you just wanna put five pounds of that in your mouth and collapse into a tearful chocolate-induced ecstacy? Oh baby...
*Rumble*...Think I'll go grab a bar of chocolate.
Milkybars and Twix bars are great too. The former is plain white chocolate while the latter is two sticks of chocolate-coated biscuit and caramel. Mmm-mmmmm!
There ain't much better than Cadbury's Dairy Milk, though...
Look at that...mmmmmmm...don't you just wanna put five pounds of that in your mouth and collapse into a tearful chocolate-induced ecstacy? Oh baby...
*Rumble*...Think I'll go grab a bar of chocolate.
Dark chocolate.
Nothing like a small piece of dark chocolate to lift my spirits when I'm down.
Seriously. Dark chocolate is an afrodisiac. As well as containing other things that are good for you. Look it up.
Chocolate excellence.
The 85% and 99% are also heavenly.
When it comes to sweet foods, though, I always find myself prefering ice cream or cakes over candy. I fucking love ice cream.
Americans: I'm puzzled. Hershey's bars are so icky, but Hershey's Bliss chocolates are like small pieces of the stairway to Heaven.
Why?! It makes no sense to me! They're made in the same place, they should both be tasty! Explain this madness!
Nothing like a small piece of dark chocolate to lift my spirits when I'm down.
Seriously. Dark chocolate is an afrodisiac. As well as containing other things that are good for you. Look it up.
Chocolate excellence.
When it comes to sweet foods, though, I always find myself prefering ice cream or cakes over candy. I fucking love ice cream.
Also, this! Toblerone is too tasty! Good thing I don't have it all that often, I'd be so fat! ;9Barbas said:
Americans: I'm puzzled. Hershey's bars are so icky, but Hershey's Bliss chocolates are like small pieces of the stairway to Heaven.
Nnmbg. Woffat? Forry, I wuv budding choglid immai fafe. *Gulp*...Ah, that's the stuff!Twintix said:
I had a Hershey's plain chocolate bar once, quite recently. It wasn't half as good as I remembered. I think it might've been past its best, because it actually tasted like plastic (don't ask how I know that). I still have fond memories of their Cookies n' Cream bars, though.
We used to be able to buy Crunch bars in the east - they were big and blue, with red lettering. I haven't seen one in years.
Zagnut Bars are alright. The crispiness of a butterfinger with the delicious taste of coconut and chocolate. What's not to like?
My favorite Candy Bar is Take 5. Chocolate, Caramel, Peanuts, Peanut Butter and just for extra fun, a whole pretzel gets shoved in there. It's AMAZING.
My favorite Candy Bar is Take 5. Chocolate, Caramel, Peanuts, Peanut Butter and just for extra fun, a whole pretzel gets shoved in there. It's AMAZING.
Goddamnit Barbas! This is making me sadBarbas said:Never heard of 'em, but they sure do sound nice! I like a nice orange Club bar with a cup of tea, or maybe a few pieces broken off a Toblerone range.
Milkybars and Twix bars are great too. The former is plain white chocolate while the latter is two sticks of chocolate-coated biscuit and caramel. Mmm-mmmmm!
There ain't much better than Cadbury's Dairy Milk, though...
Look at that...mmmmmmm...don't you just wanna put five pounds of that in your mouth and collapse into a tearful chocolate-induced ecstacy? Oh baby...
*Rumble*...Think I'll go grab a bar of chocolate.
I have sworn off chocolate because of a deal me and my boyfriend made. You've listed all my favourites. I think I'm gonna cry :'(Can't go wrong with a yorkie bar either!
Scotch... on the rocks... Assuming you're willing to accept that as a comfort food.circularlogic88 said:
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I can't say I have a huge sweet tooth, personally, but I like chocolate oranges (Or other flavors of chocolate orange, like strawberry, yet they are orange shaped.), which are seasonal, and Krackle, and Mr. Goodbars.
Snickers are classic.
My favorite bar shaped food is beef jerky, though. Or cheese. Both in those combo packs.
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I can't say I have a huge sweet tooth, personally, but I like chocolate oranges (Or other flavors of chocolate orange, like strawberry, yet they are orange shaped.), which are seasonal, and Krackle, and Mr. Goodbars.
Snickers are classic.
My favorite bar shaped food is beef jerky, though.
Or cheese. Both in those combo packs.
It's been years since I've had a payday, but those are probably the most comforting candy bar for me.
I'm not much of a candy or sweets person (I prefer meats and cheeses as snacks) but I have a weakness to Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
They are my crack.
I can't get enough of them, ever.
But I've been eating them too much recently and am forcing myself to cut my consumption of them down.
I can't get enough of them, ever.
But I've been eating them too much recently and am forcing myself to cut my consumption of them down.
Can't go wrong with some Toblerone, Cadbury's Twirl or a Peanut Butter Kit-Kat. I used to be partial to a Yorkie, but I have since recognised the inferiority of Nestle chocolate.
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I've got quite a sweet tooth. I'll take just about anything made of chocolate, so long as it isn't bitter like dark chocolate or low-quality like Easter candies. I happen to really like nougat, though, and Big Turk is one of my favourites 'cuz of the combination of chocolate and Turkish Delight. Nuts are also good, and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are great.
It'd be easier to list the chocolate things I don't like, such as Twix, or anything with cookies or biscuits inside. Wafers are fine, though, since they're not... overpowering. I also don't like coconut in most cases, though that one Ferrero truffle is an exception.
I don't have too much of a preference when it comes to candies or baked goods, either. There are a couple general rules, though: brand-name baked goods (i.e. Chips Ahoy cookies) are nowhere near as good as stuff from an actual bakery or make at home or something, and overly sour candy isn't really my favourite, unless I'm craving something sour.
It'd be easier to list the chocolate things I don't like, such as Twix, or anything with cookies or biscuits inside. Wafers are fine, though, since they're not... overpowering. I also don't like coconut in most cases, though that one Ferrero truffle is an exception.
I don't have too much of a preference when it comes to candies or baked goods, either. There are a couple general rules, though: brand-name baked goods (i.e. Chips Ahoy cookies) are nowhere near as good as stuff from an actual bakery or make at home or something, and overly sour candy isn't really my favourite, unless I'm craving something sour.
I had a Yorkie bar once. It tasted like...how I imagine linoleum would taste. o.oPadwolf said:
Here in the coldlands we have Highland Toffee.
Yep, I bought a whole box once. It's really nice when it's been left to warm on the windowsill for a little bit. You know what's even better, though? TOOTSIE ROLLS!
I don't know what they're like. There's nothing like them. I'd roll around in a bathtub full of them if I could.
I have the same problem with Hershey's....and over here in the States you can still get those.Barbas said:Nnmbg. Woffat? Forry, I wuv budding choglid immai fafe. *Gulp*...Ah, that's the stuff!Twintix said:
I had a Hershey's plain chocolate bar once, quite recently. It wasn't half as good as I remembered. I think it might've been past its best, because it actually tasted like plastic (don't ask how I know that). I still have fond memories of their Cookies n' Cream bars, though.
We used to be able to buy Crunch bars in the east - they were big and blue, with red lettering. I haven't seen one in years.
I like dark chocolate Toblerone bars
i'm sorry Royal Dark. My mistake
Otherwise I like Nerds.
and no, the boxes I get are never this big...unfortunately
And blue bunny's Bordeaux Cherry Chocolate
the only milk chocolate I'll willingly eat is Heath Bar. though very rarely as milk chocolate tends to make me sick
Because Hershey sours there milk.Twintix said:
So the caramel plays off the sour.
Hershy is the sourdough of chocolate world, it makes everything you pair it with taste better.
It's why this is popular in America
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Tradition, mostly. See, around the turn of the 20th century, milk chocolate became really popular, but the Swiss were staying tight-lipped about the recipe. There was a rush to reproduce the recipe, and when the Hershey company found something palatable, they said "close enough", and started production. It wasn't anywhere near as sweet, but the average American consumer didn't know any better, and "made in America" still meant something, so it took off.Twintix said:
On the other hand, the Hershey company was initially a caramel company, so it figures they'd know how to do that right. So you've got something fantastic wrapped in something mediocre.
Remember when the History Channel still talked about interesting stuff like this, instead of the umpteenth WWII+Aliens show?
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