Goobers have held up over the years exceptionally well. It’s strength is in its simplicity of two basic snacks mixed together…
Mar
15
Reese’s Pieces
Reese’s Pieces have been a special treat of mine since way before a certain extraterrestrial made them popular. These candy-coated confections come in a muted color palate of yellow, orange, and black — like the leftover colors that kids don’t really want to eat, which I never understood, but to each his marketing own. Pieces…
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Mar
15
Nestlé Butterfingers
This is one of my personal favs. Butterfingers bars have a thin layer of Nestlé chocolate, and the perfect amount of crispy peanut butter layers inside which are pleasing in flavor but subtle enough so that there’s no overpowering aftertaste. Just enough salt hits your tongue to keep you wanting more. It’s a very flaky…
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Mar
15
Sno-Caps
Sno-Caps are semi-sweet chocolate drops covered in nonpareils and made by Nestlé. I bet your wondering what nonpareils is? Those are extremely small white balls of sugar that are used to decorate cakes, pastries, and of course candies. Sno-Caps doubled edged sweetness have made them a popular movie time confection. In fact, it has been…
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Mar
15
Maple Taffy — Sugar on Snow
This is an absolute favorite treat of mine that I’ve enjoyed yearly since I was a kid. The concept is pretty foreign to much of the world, but I guarantee that if you like snow and maple syrup this snack is delicious. And the only calories consumed are the ones in the syrup! Ingredients 4…
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Mar
15
Bacon Candy
Who’s hungry for bacon? Me too! Bacon is pretty fantastic all by itself, but coat it in sugar and bake it and… bacon candy perfection has just occurred. The sweet and salty of this treat hits every spot. You’ll find this tastiness on the menu at many restaurants but you, too, can make your own…
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Mar
15
Wonka Everlasting Gobstopper
Wonka’s Everlasting Gobstoppers are a box of small jawbreakers you suck on… and suck on… and suck on.