Since it's Halloween and that means candy, what was the one candy you always wanted in neighborhood patrols past?

Fun Dip, baby. I still enjoy it once in a while... pure kiddie candy with the always-exciting sugar obelisk.

Tootsie rolls for me

Tootsie rolls in the past, due to longevity. But recently I've been on a kit-kat kraze.

Hershey Skor bars, no contest.

Reeses Peanut Butter Cup

Miniatures are better though!

They truly do rule.



And frozen? Tastetacular.

Snickers is the kind of all candies. Other candies only wish they could be so delicious.

My dog agrees with Patrick
Well sorta
He likeds his food smeared in pean=ut butter and stug=ffed in a kong and frozen
keeps him busy for 30-40 mins
Rob

I've been eating Reese's Fast Break a lot recently, in between class and whatnot. It's essentially the same Reese's candy taste in bar form, which is bomb diggity.

Historically, I've liked Snickers, Kit Kats, Almond Joy, Mounds, Hi-Chew, Warheads, and candy of the gummy/sour/gummy and sour variety.

Nothing beats Red Vines for me.

I was going to say Skittles, but those gummi worms are winning me over.

3 Musketeers, Milky Way and Peanut Butter M & Ms.

Trick-or-treating, the thing I remember not wanting was candy corn; not one to waste candy I'd just wash it down as fast as possible. Favorite candy has to be twizzlers.

A pleasure to be able to drop this bit of knowledge on you mother lovin but bandits.


Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Bar. Oh yes. I first learned about this bane of my existence upon reading an article by Penn Jillette in Maxim Magazine a while back.

"I remember flying into England, starving, in the middle of the night. I took some of their “money,” dropped it into a machine, and had my first Dairy Milk. It was the greatest thing I’d ever eaten; and on an empty, caffeine-virgin stomach, it threw off my schedule for the whole trip. That experience was awful and should have queered me on Cadbury, but it’s just too good. And the bars are huge. Maybe in skinny countries people split them or save part for later, but here in the U.S.A. the whole bar is an individual serving. The mouthfeel is perfect, and it’s wonderfully creamy, with just the right amount of sweet. If I had to say something bad about it, I would say the name is stupid. Dairy Milk? Of course milk is dairy; that’s what dairy is…milk! But I found out why they call it that: Other candy companies put in powdered milk, and these guys use liquid milk. That’s classy and well-done—and it’s still candy..."


You can get them at your local Wal-Marts.

Watermellon sour patch kids. Or sour gummy worms. Whichevs.

Peanut Butter Twix
Cadbury Creme Eggs
Butterfinger

Reese's Pieces and M&Ms plain.

A love it or hate it thing, but for me it's Good & Plenty.

I also like Circus Peanuts, which seems to also be an eww-gross thing for some people.

But don't worry, I like Fun Dips too.

I recently discovered the best chocolate bars I have ever eaten: Ritter Sport, a brand of bars made in Germany that comes in several varieties. The best for me was the white chocolate with hazelnut combination. If you want to come in your pants after eating something with sugar in it, eat one of those bars. The name is a bit weird with the word "sport" in it, since these bars are not really made for consumption as energy supplements or anything like that. But they are !@#@!@ good chocolate bars.

Oooh Yumb
Had these in Scandinavia and England
Too expensive at Trader Joes!
I'll buy one next time in your honor
Rob