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Old 05/23/05, 04:54 PM
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I am not supposed to eat candy. I have diabetes. But when I just can't stand it any longer and I just have to have some I either eat a Payday or a Zero Bar or Snickers or or or okay you guys now I am craving candy. :no: :haha: :haha:
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Old 05/23/05, 05:42 PM
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Birth of a Candy Bar

One Payday, Mr. Goodbar wanted a Bit-O-Honey, so he took his old lady, Mrs. Hershey on the corner of 5th Avenue & Clark. He began to feel her Mounds and to him that was an Almond Joy, which made his Tootsie Roll! Then, he let out some Snickers and slipped his Butterfinger up her Kit-Kat, which of course caused a Milky-Way! She screamed " O-Henry! ", and she squeezed his Peter Paul , & said, "your better than the 3 Muskateers! " She soon became a bit Chunky & 9 months later gave birth to Baby Ruth.
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Old 05/23/05, 05:45 PM
 
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I have a few. Meiji Petite chocolate-strawberry chocolates that I can only get in japanese grocery stores. Any kind of taffy. I was recently reunited with Country Store Old Fashioned taffy after nearly 30 years and ended up ordering a few boxes from the factory in Texas. Any kind of dark chocolate, the more bitter and hard the better.

I don't eat much candy anymore but it's a nice treat sometimes.
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Old 05/23/05, 07:27 PM
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Its always the ones you can't get! I loved a lifesavery kind of thing ...I think they were called Regal Crown (something like that) wild cherry sours. They were so good! And my daughter who is allergic to peanuts and can't eat a lot of American candy bars adores those coffee crisp candy bars that they sell in Canada. We have to make a road trip to get those, along with Kokanee Light beer. And no, we don't go to Canada just for candy bars and beer!

Coffee Crisp rocks!! I get some whenever I go up there. My Mom in law even send me some one year. Peronally, I like anything with good chocolate, german or swiss. In the US I like Rasinets or Reeses Pnut better cup, although I never eat then, they are terrible for you. (the reeses)
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Old 05/23/05, 07:41 PM
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i like penutbutter cups but my all time favorite is violets those square purple candy anybody remember them i havent seen them in some time
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Old 05/23/05, 09:57 PM
 
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cool web site

Do a google search of "pick the candy bar" or something like that. this web sit has about 60 candy bars cut in half and you have to guess what they are. some are easy like snickers or milky way. but do you know the others. its a good site. my wife is a chocolate hound and knew them all.

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Old 05/23/05, 10:00 PM
 
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Milk Chocolate bars:


Hershey, Nestle, Cadbury, or any other -- as long as it is smooth, milk chocolate.
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When I was growing up, my mom always made candy at Christmas (her dad taught her when she was young): fudge, divinity, peanut brittle, pecan pralines, and pulled taffy. They are all my nostalgic favorites. But if I had to pick just one candy to spend eternity with, I must admit it would probably be an unlimited supply of Dove dark chocolate.
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Old 05/23/05, 11:18 PM
 
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Another one to add to your list...www.vermontcountrystore.com
I've got several NEAT items from them. If there's something you want and can't find (not just candy!) ask them. They may already may be selling it, but
if not they'll do a search for it. I got a DRY iron (great for quilting,etc for no
steam hole marks) and a real honest-to-goodness stainless steel percolator
and even the basket is stainless. Their candy selection varies by season, but I
remember all of them.
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Old 05/23/05, 11:31 PM
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...............My favorite is that Hard Candy that they sell in glass jars that comes in all shapes and colors . . My next favorite is those little , sweet things shaped like a Church Bell called....DOTS....I love DOTS , they have no food value , and way Too much sugar but I started eating them when I was a Kid and we'd go to the Drive in concession stand between Horror Flicks :

I love DOTS also!!!! They are absolutely wonderful!!! They are also great for my diabetes!! LOL But I eat them every so often anyway!!!!
Go Fordy!!!

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This weekend our family drove 50 minutes away to a candy shop called
"Yummies". They were featured on Phantom Gourmet, so we had to go.
The kids were impressed by the fact that their shelves are stocked with
10,000 pounds of every kind of candy you can think of, plus more for
what they ship to people.

yummies.com


They aren't cheap, but they do have lots of old fashioned candy.
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Old 05/24/05, 04:13 PM
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i like penutbutter cups but my all time favorite is violets those square purple candy anybody remember them i havent seen them in some time
If they taste like violets smell, I got some at a World Market last year.

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Old 05/24/05, 05:35 PM
 
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If they taste like violets smell, I got some at a World Market last year.

hollym

Chowards Violet mints. They still make them. I've seen them in a few stores and there's several old-time candy websites selling them.
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Coffee Crisp rocks!! I get some whenever I go up there. My Mom in law even send me some one year. Peronally, I like anything with good chocolate, german or swiss. In the US I like Rasinets or Reeses Pnut better cup, although I never eat then, they are terrible for you. (the reeses)
My god, you guys don't have Coffee Crisp? Oh, poor you, poor you! We always get tons of the mini ones at Halloween. nummy!
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Old 05/24/05, 08:15 PM
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If they taste like violets smell, I got some at a World Market last year.

hollym

thats them i never heard of that store
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Old 05/24/05, 08:16 PM
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Chowards Violet mints. They still make them. I've seen them in a few stores and there's several old-time candy websites selling them.

could you tell me what sites thank you
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Old 05/25/05, 07:56 AM
 
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For those of you who are candy lovers, I just read a fantastic book -- Candy Freak by Steven (Stephen?) Almond. Really a great one -- check it out on Amazon or at your local library!

And I guess if I had to weigh in on the candy issue... Symphony bars are certainly up there, along with Rolos and when I'm not in a chocolate mood, Starburst.

Emily
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Old 05/25/05, 11:22 AM
 
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Three Musketeers, but since I don't eat sugar anymore, I've been eating Russell Stover's sugar-free mint patties.
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Old 05/26/05, 05:59 AM
 
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For a long time my favorites were peanut butter cups or Snickers. Now, depending on how I feel, it's orange slices, gum drops, jelly beans, Mike & Ike.... anything sort of fruity.

Butterscotch, Root beer bottle wax candy, the hard candy dots on paper, pixy stix and Lick-a-stick were my favorite as a little girl.
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Old 05/26/05, 07:18 AM
 
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Mt.man,

They had those violet things at the checkout at yummies. go to yummies.com
If you don't find what you want on-line call and ask them because they take phone orders too.

I don't know if they offer then on-line, but it's worth a try. Hubby saw them
and asked what they were, he is still talking about how floral smelling they
were. Do they taste good?
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