Cadbury Creme Eggs and Kinder Bueno are the best candy bars out there. Europe does chocolate so much better!
Little tootsie rolls are good... but the full-sized ones (if they are soft)?! I will buy one literally any time I see it in the wild.
Candy Bar Hot Takes
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Cadbury Creme Eggs and Kinder Bueno are the best candy bars out there. Europe does chocolate so much better!
Little tootsie rolls are good... but the full-sized ones (if they are soft)?! I will buy one literally any time I see it in the wild.
Butterfinger goes from being awesome when it's fresh and sorta crumbly to being pretty awful when they get older and tooth-breaking.
Reese's is not a candy bar. What is it? I think they might be cookies. Or pies? Whatever they are, they are the greatest things ever created. Europe has nothing on Reese's.
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I like Buns better than Bings.
My go to is either Reese's Peanut butter cups, Almond Hershey's, Almond Joy or Butterfinger. I also enjoy an occasional Baby Ruth.
Disagree. I eat these "regularly" as a somewhat keto-friendly sweet. They are good, but not as good as other items mentioned here.
I love dark chocolate but I'm not a big fan of the big pieces of salt. The combination of chocolate and peanut butter is one of the best things on the planet.
One of the best candy bars I've ever had was a plain Snickers but in Germany. So much better. I can only assume it's because if their food regulations.
Snickers also makes a high protein version in the EU that is a legit protein bar. It looks like you might be able to find them in the US now???
I just happened to catch Paul and Prue from the Great British Baking show tasting American snacks.
Paul was excited for a Snickers until he bit into it. Said the chocolate was awful compared to the British version.
Now I want a British Snickers
Snickers is overrated. I prefer a Crunch bar to Snickers.
When it comes to the OG Hershey brand bars, Mr. Goodbar is always my first take. But the Crunch bar is right behind.
I would probably put Milka, Rittersport, and Cadbury as my favorites, but yeah, those larger tootsie rolls are great
We just watched that last week, and I was going to say the same! I am curious to try them. My daughter and I are going to Scotland and England in August, so I’m going to hunt one down!
I need to try Rittersport!
So is the difference that the European versions require a higher percentage of cocoa rather than artificial flavoring?
Does anybody else remember when Brach's sold little wrapped caramel rolls with a variety flavored creme filling? You bought them by the pound out of a bulk bin at the store. My mom enjoyed those. I've tried to find them for her as a gift but I don't believe they are made any longer.
I was surprised how much they liked Oreo cookies.
Not a favorite of mine by any stretch and those two are professionals!
