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The Bar => The Lounge => Topic started by: ReardenSteel on January 18, 2008, 06:56:23 PM
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I'm thinking maybe it's the Tootsie Roll pop. Why? For longevity, flavor choices and for putting candy inside their candy. For the latter, a hardy Guiness ad style "Brilliant!".
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Jellybeans and Reese's Peanut Butter cups!!! (not necessarily at the same time though!)
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Hershey caramel filled kisses and Reeses Peanut Butter Cups.
Why? Because!
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I love Tootsie Roll pops. It's at least in my top five.
I can't decide... too many choices. I like Twizzlers and traditional black licorice.
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I would have to say Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are my all-time favorite. My sentimental favorites are Fire Jolly Ranchers and Pixie Stix.
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Jellybeans! Hershey Kisses with caramel! Too many choices! :rotf:
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I've always been partial to two old standards, Junior Mints and Hershey's Kisses.
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I can't remember if they were Tootsie Pops, but I remember finding these extra-large tootsie pop-like lollipops. LOVED them. Got some perverted comments from an ex about it, when he saw me sucking on one. :mental: :lmao:
(Yes, I smacked him for what he said).
I also am fond of York Peppermint patties.
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Nobody say orange circus peanuts or I shall puke. :lmao:
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I love Terry's Chocolate Oranges. You usually only see them at Easter.
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Peeps...nothing like sugar coated soft marshmallow to satisfy a sweet tooth.
I also love chocolate, especially dark.
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Okay, I wasn't imagining things.
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1320/532740632_a086137408_m.jpg)
The supersized Tootsie pop is not a myth. :-)
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Definitely Reeses Peanut Butter Cups for store bought.
Here locally,Maple sugar candy.
(http://www.massbaytrading.com/mm5/graphics/00000001/GSM2022.jpg)
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk-Fruit and Nut
Citrus and chocolate mixes
coconut and chocolate mixes
I lean toward the foreign or exotic.
I always liked Snicker's here though, but I eat them weird...seperate the layers :loser:
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk-Fruit and Nut
Citrus and chocolate mixes
coconut and chocolate mixes
I lean toward the foreign or exotic.
I always liked Snicker's here though, but I eat them weird...seperate the layers :loser:
I do the same thing to Kit Kats.
I cut Snickers into bite-size pieces and stick them in the freezer for an hour.
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I'm thinking maybe it's the Tootsie Roll pop. Why? For longevity, flavor choices and for putting candy inside their candy. For the latter, a hardy Guiness ad style "Brilliant!".
I have recently rediscovered the Tootsie Roll pop.
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Ok, all you north Texas Cave dwellers - There is a Russell-Stovers candy factory on Hwy. 80 near where it splits off with I-20. It has an outlet store. Well worth the visit. Hours-old fresh stuff. Cheap.
I was there before Christmas. They had the chocolate covered marshmallow Santas that sell at 99 cents apiece at Walgreen's priced at 3 for a dollar. Then I spotted the chocolate covered Halloween marshmallow candies (same thing; different shape) selling at 7 for a dollar. This stuff has never been on a truck. It is Heaven. Well worth the trip. Half-price at the most.
They're getting there Valentines stuff out now. I gotta go back.
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Ok, all you north Texas Cave dwellers - There is a Russell-Stovers candy factory on Hwy. 80 near where it splits off with I-20. It has an outlet store. Well worth the visit. Hours-old fresh stuff. Cheap.
I was there before Christmas. They had the chocolate covered marshmallow Santas that sell at 99 cents apiece at Walgreen's priced at 3 for a dollar. Then I spotted the chocolate covered Halloween marshmallow candies (same thing; different shape) selling at 7 for a dollar. This stuff has never been on a truck. It is Heaven. Well worth the trip. Half-price at the most.
They're getting there Valentines stuff out now. I gotta go back.
There is (or was) a Russel Stover outlet store near Gatlinburg up in the mountains. My cousin who visits from the UK every couple of years usually buys a couple bags of candies to take back with her.
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Ok, all you north Texas Cave dwellers - There is a Russell-Stovers candy factory on Hwy. 80 near where it splits off with I-20. It has an outlet store. Well worth the visit. Hours-old fresh stuff. Cheap.
I was there before Christmas. They had the chocolate covered marshmallow Santas that sell at 99 cents apiece at Walgreen's priced at 3 for a dollar. Then I spotted the chocolate covered Halloween marshmallow candies (same thing; different shape) selling at 7 for a dollar. This stuff has never been on a truck. It is Heaven. Well worth the trip. Half-price at the most.
They're getting there Valentines stuff out now. I gotta go back.
There is (or was) a Russel Stover outlet store near Gatlinburg up in the mountains. My cousin who visits from the UK every couple of years usually buys a couple bags of candies to take back with her.
They do make great stuff. I think Russell-Stovers is underappreciated in the candy world. They have really good chocolate.
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Mmm, I may have to order these.
(http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/candywarehouse_1983_92250064)
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Mmm, I may have to order these.
(http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/candywarehouse_1983_92250064)
You realize they don't actual blow, don't you?
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Mmm, I may have to order these.
(http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/candywarehouse_1983_92250064)
You realize they don't actual blow, don't you?
Yes, I am aware of that. ::)
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Mmm, I may have to order these.
You realize they don't actual blow, don't you?
Yes, I am aware of that. ::)
Some people get them confused with Pop Rocks. I didn't mean to insult. :whatever:
:tongue:
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Mmm, I may have to order these.
You realize they don't actual blow, don't you?
Yes, I am aware of that. ::)
Some people get them confused with Pop Rocks. I didn't mean to insult. :whatever:
:tongue:
:lmao: :rotf:
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I'm thinking maybe it's the Tootsie Roll pop. Why? For longevity, flavor choices and for putting candy inside their candy. For the latter, a hardy Guiness ad style "Brilliant!".
I have recently rediscovered the Tootsie Roll pop.
Sometimes you gotta let a certain candy go for awhile. Just having an adult pallet I guess. Candy is a rare treat, usually just stomping down memory lane.
I used to go to the movies when I was 10 (or so) and have a bag of sour patch kids. Yup, whole bag. My tounge would be dead for two days and the roof of my mouth would be sandpaper. Did it every time. after a few decades I can eat them again. (in small doses) :-)
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk-Fruit and Nut
Citrus and chocolate mixes
coconut and chocolate mixes
I lean toward the foreign or exotic.
I always liked Snicker's here though, but I eat them weird...seperate the layers :loser:
I do the same thing to Kit Kats.
I cut Snickers into bite-size pieces and stick them in the freezer for an hour.
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yum!
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Nobody say orange circus peanuts or I shall puke. :lmao:
HA! :lmao: That's the kind of "candy" the Easter Bunny brings you when you have been bad.
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Nobody say orange circus peanuts or I shall puke. :lmao:
HA! :lmao: That's the kind of "candy" the Easter Bunny brings you when you have been bad.
I think of Peeps in that way. Disgusting! No wonder people try to microwave them into oblivion.
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My current fav is the new Nestle Crunch Crisp, just yummy.
All time best candy ever? Snickers. The world's most perfect food.
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Gotta go along with Snickers; especially frozen :-)
Anybody here old enough to remember the Seven Up Bar; now that was a candy bar :bow: It was like seven different candies lined up in a row all covered with chocolate. Google it, the youngsters missed out on that one :old:
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Gotta go along with Snickers; especially frozen :-)
Anybody here old enough to remember the Seven Up Bar; now that was a candy bar :bow: It was like seven different candies lined up in a row all covered with chocolate. Google it, the youngsters missed out on that one :old:
:old: I called it the 7-Hump bar. :old:
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Gotta go along with Snickers; especially frozen :-)
Anybody here old enough to remember the Seven Up Bar; now that was a candy bar :bow: It was like seven different candies lined up in a row all covered with chocolate. Google it, the youngsters missed out on that one :old:
:old: I called it the 7-Hump bar. :old:
Do you actually remember it?? :cheersmate:
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heath bars...
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Chunky Monkey ice cream.. which is, banana ice cream with walnuts and deep dark chocolate thin bars...
it is heaven...
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Chunky Monkey ice cream.. which is, banana ice cream with walnuts and deep dark chocolate thin bars...
it is heaven...
Now that sounds good. Never heard of them out here :confused:
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Gotta go along with Snickers; especially frozen :-)
Anybody here old enough to remember the Seven Up Bar; now that was a candy bar :bow: It was like seven different candies lined up in a row all covered with chocolate. Google it, the youngsters missed out on that one :old:
:old: I called it the 7-Hump bar. :old:
Do you actually remember it?? :cheersmate:
Good Lordie YES. I'm old. I remember nickel M&M's.
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You probably remember Nehi orange sodas too :lmao: :cheersmate:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/28/Drink-nehi-matchcover.jpg/160px-Drink-nehi-matchcover.jpg)
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Chunky Monkey ice cream.. which is, banana ice cream with walnuts and deep dark chocolate thin bars...
it is heaven...
Now that sounds good. Never heard of them out here :confused:
its Ben & Jerry's ... have you heard of them? or Coldstone Creamery? You can make anything you want at Coldstone..
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You probably remember Nehi orange sodas too :lmao: :cheersmate:
I'm so old I remember when they were just Anklehi.
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All ya'll can kiss my ass. I remember not only orange Nehis, but grape and even peach. And I'm not THAT old.
I also remember the 7-up (I know a place you can still buy them), but my all-time favorite candy bar is none other than the Abba-Zabba bar.
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but my all-time favorite candy bar is none other than the Abba-Zabba bar.
They're good, but will pull your fillings out :banghead:
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Kookaburra Black Licorice :evillaugh: