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Anything like a Chunky? Which BTW is the second best candy ever made...
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Anyone remember the Marathon bar?
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Gummy candy does it for me. Practically any kind. Sour stuff is the best.
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Sorry guys but just had two mini-butterfingers and small peanut butter cups after lunch. Tasted yummy! Still getting rid of the halloween candy!
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Hersheys Tropical bar......
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12-02-2009, 11:32 AM
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for a sophisticated Porsche site I'm surprised
Cadbury Flake - Stick one in a vanilla ice cream  Cadbury Crunchie  Almond Roca is pretty darned good 
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Cadbury Flake is excellent, but crazy expensive in the US. Anyone know Ritter Sport or Milka chocolate in Germany? Mmmmmm....
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12-02-2009, 11:51 AM
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my faves
yoghurt covered nuts chocolate covered nuts Butterfinger bars M&Ms w/ nuts dark chocolate anything almond roca (wife makes) crystallized (aka candided) ginger (I make) Petit Ecoliers Toberlone
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I was in an M&M factory years ago - fresh M's off the line are heavenly, much different than those that have been in transit and the store for weeks. Also was in a plant that made Butterfingers - let me tell you, a freshly made Butterfinger is nothing like what you get in the store. The insides are much softer and melt more in your mouth.
Thinking about it now, Butterfingers might just be #2 if you can get them fresh. I can't imagine how good a fresh Peanutbutter Cup would be like...I might just experience my first food related orgasim...
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Hard to beat Almond Roca.
Dark Chocolate Milky Ways are pretty fine. I've got a bag of those French Truffles on my desk. And just so you guys don't stop thinking of me as being a bit "quirky," I always look forward to Halloween because that's when the Smarties come out.
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Candy corn??
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Tanks guys!
Gots me Jonez'n fo a Peanut bubba Cups ya all... Befo  Afta  didn't take long mind you...
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I poach all of the kids, peanut butter cups every Halloween They are great !
The PBC shmores are the number one draft pick camping. Took break from them for a few years after finding half a worm in one in the 80's  Toberlone, also very good. A good one I have not had in years is a Canadian Bar "Macintosh" They still make those?
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we do the Switch Witch at our house - the kids put all their Halloween candy in a bag and leave it out on the back step and the next day the Switch Witch has taken the candy and replaced it with some $5 toy.
This year our Son was under the impression that the more candy he left the bigger the present needless to say he (and his friends) must have collected a garbage bag full of candy. When he got home he showed me. I was amazed at his take. He promptly proclaimed that this should be worth at least an Ipod! ...funny kid.
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Mike, Slather some of those peanut butter cups around some titties and start a licking. Guarantee that the end result will make both of you very happy! Joe A
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