No Right Answer: Best Candy Ever
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Oreo-infused Milka chocalade bars, hands down. I don't expect them to be handed out during trick or treating, but I know of no candy that tastes better than that amazing cross-over
Toblerones are stupidly delicious, but they are expensive. I need bang for my buck!zooken said:
I guess I'm the only person who likes circus peanuts. Maybe I'm just a French snob, but plain Hershey's chocolate is the most boring candy I've ever eaten.
If Hershey's is America's best attempt at chocolate, I'm glad I'm English.
For chocolate, it's Snickers, Twix, Lion Bars, Picknics (basically a Lion Bar with rasins), or Kit-Kats (worlds most popular biscuit, invented by a nation of tea drinkers
).
My favourite sweet is probably plain, uncoated Kendle mint cake, but it's probably not wise to eat it at night in October if you like your mouth.
In England, we've got Mountain Dew back (you call this an energy drink now?) and we've started getting Lucky Charms again in super markets, but still no god damned Jolly Ranchers, and I'm not importing them at nearly £5 a bag >:[
For chocolate, it's Snickers, Twix, Lion Bars, Picknics (basically a Lion Bar with rasins), or Kit-Kats (worlds most popular biscuit, invented by a nation of tea drinkers
).My favourite sweet is probably plain, uncoated Kendle mint cake, but it's probably not wise to eat it at night in October if you like your mouth.
In England, we've got Mountain Dew back (you call this an energy drink now?) and we've started getting Lucky Charms again in super markets, but still no god damned Jolly Ranchers, and I'm not importing them at nearly £5 a bag >:[
Funny story: Hershey's chocolate bars were created for the military in an attempt to make a chocolate bar that wouldn't melt during long battles. They are basically ration packs. Take that as the grain of salt when you try to enjoy it. I'm not saying they haven't adjusted the recepie since then, but, you know...ration packs.Nuvo said:If Hershey's is America's best attempt at chocolate, I'm glad I'm English.
For chocolate, it's Snickers, Twix, Lion Bars, Picknics (basically a Lion Bar with rasins), or Kit-Kats (worlds most popular biscuit, invented by a nation of tea drinkers
My favourite sweet is probably plain, uncoated Kendle mint cake, but it's probably not wise to eat it at night in October if you like your mouth.
In England, we've got Mountain Dew back (you call this an energy drink now?) and we've started getting Lucky Charms again in super markets, but still no god damned Jolly Ranchers, and I'm not importing them at nearly £5 a bag >:[
Are those the same ones that have like, 5 million different unheard of chemicals in them?Sgt. Sykes said:
Ah, that takes me back, comrade.
I'm not a big fan of chocolate bars. I'd much rather have a Jolly Rancher or a Warhead. Those are by far my favourites.
I just looked up Idaho Spuds and they look great. Wish they had them here. The only thing we have are "eskimo balls" which are too much marshmallow (which isn't cocoa flavoured) and a thin layer of chocolate. Snickers are the most overrated chocolate bar, I don't like the whole peanuts. And anything Reeses has awful chocolate.
Please please PLEASE acquire an Idaho Spud and not follow my advice. The only thing better than an Idaho Spud is knowing that you tricked someone else into eating an Idaho Spud. Also anything.Blood Brain Barrier said:
I enjoy both which a lot. A friend of mine and I ended up buying a bag of Warheads and chain-eating them until we accidentally burned the top layers off our tongues. So...I guess use Warheads responsibly.RedDeadFred said: