Matters of Grave Importance: The Ten Best Candy Bars Ever

[SaintsFanInLA]

Snickers and it's not even close. How are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups considered Candy Bars? They are Peanut Butter Cups!! And I love them but they are not candy bars.

Snickers.

 

[BHM]

Snickers and it's not even close. How are Reece's Peanut Butter Cups considered Candy Bars? They are Peanut Butter Cups!! And I love them but they are not candy bars.

Snickers.

Because, they are stocked on the shelf along with all the other candy bars therefore, they are candy bars!

 

[BHM]

Oh dear, in researching peanut butter cups, I came across this. How in the world could I have never seen these! This may be exactly what is missing in my life...

 

[KardiacKat]

Payday? Who the heck voted for that ****?!?!

I ******* love Payday. What the hell is wrong with you?

Zero bar

Right on! A nice change from the usual. When I was a little kid and we'd make the trip to visit Granny, we'd always hit the service station for snacks, and we'd always get a Zero.

Oh dear, in researching peanut butter cups, I came across this. How in the world could I have never seen these! This may be exactly what is missing in my life...

Tried 'em. They're...interesting.

Hershey Bar chocolate is the worst chocolate ever, except that cheap fund-raiser chocolate. Who in their right minds likes that crap? Good chocolate costs a little money. But having said all that, my list:

1. Reece's Peanut Butter Cups
2. Butterfinger
3. 3 Muskateers Mint with Dark Chocolate

 

[whiteshadowen]

Zagnut.

All the rest are just empty calories.

 

[BHM]

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Hershey Bar chocolate is the worst chocolate ever, except that cheap fund-raiser chocolate.

I disagree, I love their chocolate but that was all I have ever eaten. I compare all other chocolates to Hersheys and honestly, to me, none of that fancy chocolate compares.

It is like Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. Sure it is not real cheese but darn it, it is the best.

 

[buzd]

I ******* love Payday. What the hell is wrong with you?

Well we won't get into that, but a bunch of peanuts stuck together with salt and high fructose corn syrup is an airline snack abortion, not a candy bar. It's a small step above a chik o stik, whatever the hell THAT is.

At least you have a proper opinion on fundraiser chocolate.

 

[BHM]

Well we won't get into that, but a bunch of peanuts stuck together with salt and high fructose corn syrup is an airline snack abortion, not a candy bar. It's a small step above a chik o stik, whatever the hell THAT is.

At least you have a proper opinion on fundraiser chocolate.

It is made primarily from peanut butter, granulated sugar, corn syrup, and toasted coconut, with colorings and preservatives added.

All natural and healthy.

 

[KardiacKat]

Honestly, I have a huge sweet tooth but I don't really eat candy bars that much because I feel like I need to throw up after due to all the sugar. So while Reese's and Butterfinger are my favs, I had to include the Mint Muskateers because I can actually eat one of those and not get the queasies. And I do love mint. Extra plus that it's dark chocolate.

 

[SaintsFanInLA]

I was a big fan of the Whatchamacalit bars and Peanut M&M's (again, not a candy bar). Even liked Kit Kats and Twix, honorable mention to Nestle Crunch, but not a big fan of Mars Bars and Almond Joy.

 

[purvis_guy]

Chik-O-Stik is one of those flavors from my childhood. My grandfather ran a little roadside gas staion and sold some snacks and stuff. I loved them, he called them chicken sticks.

 

[antipop]

a chik o stik, whatever the hell THAT is

isn't that basically a butterfinger without chocolate??

 

[buzd]

Chik-O-Stik is one of those flavors from my childhood. My grandfather ran a little roadside gas staion and sold some snacks and stuff. I loved them, he called them chicken sticks.

I've seen them since forever and always thought "*** is that?" those things look nasty. Just like the dried shrimp at the supermarket checkout - never tried them.

 

[parlorcitysaint]

I used to be a maintenance man at a military contractor who manufactured gimbles and flight simulators for various aircraft. One of the facilities they had had originally been a nestle plant back in the late 1800s. Back in those days it was common for the insulation between the joists to be a wide variety of materials. In this case, they used cork. Even almost a hundred years later, if you removed a ceiling tile, you'd still smell the cocoa. Wild.