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I disagree with the br and Snickers being the same
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I disagree with the br and Snickers being the sameOfficially, no. The Baby Ruth was said to be named after Pres. Grover Cleveland's deceased daughter aka Baby Ruth (Cleveland).
However the candy bar was originally called "Kandy Kake" and was renamed during the era of Babe Ruth. Speculation is, the candy company was avoiding the commercial tie to prevent payment(s).
I've always thought that Baby Ruth and Snickers were the same thing by different companies.
I like Goo Goo Clusters, Zero Candy Bar and Pay Day.
original Pay Day only, the chocolate covered is too salty, where the salt works without the chocolate.
They don't taste the same.I disagree with the br and Snickers being the samethanks for the info
I'm glad you are beating the habit. Keep up the good work. I don't like butter finger cuz of it's hard guts or m and M's cuz of it's hard shells. Bounty? Haven't heard of that one,. Gummies, ickthis one pains me ... I love sugar as a kid, and as an adult
but I have been cutting down on sugar for a while ...
but, man, I love every candy ... all, except those hard ones ... they're still OK ... but they would be at the bottom of the list,
those white toblerones, snickers, coffee crisp, reese's, tootsie rolls, bounty!!!, hershey, nah, too boring ...
M&M, the ones with peanuts, gummie worms, love the sour ones, too ...
yeah, I was quite the sugar addict, lol
but have cut down on the sugar ... happy and sad at the same time ...
To see and taste both they don't seem the same to me. Masters at disguiseThey don't taste the same.
However one is described as: candy bar made of peanuts, caramel, and milk chocolate-flavored nougat, covered in compound chocolate.
the other is: a chocolate bar consisting of nougat topped with caramel and peanuts, and all encased in milk chocolate
Same stuff, different companies, slight;y different ordering.
I'm glad you are beating the habit. Keep up the good work. I don't like butter finger cuz of it's hard guts or m and M's cuz of it's hard shells. Bounty? Haven't heard of that one,. Gummies, ick
Any secrets on how to get the bad ones out of your life?thanks, appreciate it, it was/is tough (breaking the habit), but I pretty much have gotten rid of candies now, and don't really have strong desire for them, just find them way too sweet now,
trying my best to stay away from artificial sugar, though it's virtually impossible(?) in this day and age,
getting my sugar from fruits and natural honey
Bounty chocolate bar, chocolate bar with coconut
LolReese's Peanut Butter Cups.
I don't eat them frequently, but every time I spot that distinctive orange packaging, I can't help but have a moment of... "Should I have one?" This particular craving doesn't arise for any other candy. But I'll stand idle in front of a package of Reese's debating on whether I want it or not 100% of the time without fail. I'm in and out of stores. I don't shop about. I know what I want, I get it, I get out. Don't even think about Reese's. But the moment I spot that orange, I need a moment.
Me tooSnickers is my favorite.
That's sad and always a reminder if you ever see a baby Ruth again
Was that named after babe Ruth?
Any secrets on how to get the bad ones out of your life?
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Doggie, you'll kill yourself eating chocolate.. Doggies especially corrugated can't eat chocolate it's poison to them
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