Best candy ever

[crazedchipmunk]

I can't believe no one has mentioned a Mounds candy bar yet. Although I am not normally a fan of dark chocolate, the Mounds kicks ass.

 

[mike311gd]

Eli Manning?

 

[PCLoadLetter]

 

[WriteThinking]

I love SweeTarts, but I refuse to eat the blue ones.

Really? Well, in that case, I'll take 'em.

I didn't include SweeTarts among my faves, but I would have if I'd gone one or two more deep with my list. And I love the blue ones.

They're my favorites, actually.

Also agree about the Cadbury Creme Eggs. In moderation -- because they're just so sweet -- they are the best Easter candy ever.

 

[Birdscribe]

Jelly Bellies and Everlasting Gobstoppers.

The former never gets old. The latter is the most underrated confection in the history of candy.

 

[Norman Stansfield]

Salted Nut Rolls pretty much kick major ass.

 

[BNWriter]

Am I only the person that likes, not peanut, but peanut butter M&Ms?

Isn't the vegetable equivalent of that people who hate tomatoes but love ketchup?? I knew somebody like that years ago.

 

[Claws for Concern]

Twix and Twix PB
Snickers
Marathon bar
Dewar's Chews (peanut butter and caramel)

 

[BNWriter]

Do they still make Clark bars? They are the best!

 

[Birdscribe]

Am I only the person that likes, not peanut, but peanut butter M&Ms?

No. Count me in that group, JNEW.

I had peanut butter M&Ms for the first time in May at the huge M&M store on the Vegas Strip. It was so good that I immediately got a bag and started dumping them in. Bought about 2 pounds.

That said, I never could stand the peanut ones. Love peanuts, like M&Ms, don't like them together.

 

[BigSleeper]

Whoever mentioned British KitKat or British Twix is one brave soul. After watching the Simpsons' episode where they visited London and the kids went nuts on British candy, I decided to seek out the stuff. I took one bite and thought all my teeth were going to fall out.

 

[Dyno]

Whoever mentioned British KitKat or British Twix is one brave soul. After watching the Simpsons' episode where they visited London and the kids went nuts on British candy, I decided to seek out the stuff. I took one bite and thought all my teeth were going to fall out.

That was me. I'm surprised. I don't find them sweet (I actually don't like anything too sweet -- I don't add sugar to anything). The chocolate is so deliciously creamy...yum.

 

[Norman Stansfield]

Do they still make Clark bars? They are the best!

Zagnut!

Remember when Nick Nolte buys Eddie Murphy one for dinner in 48 Hours?