Hey... I like the easy ones... Snickers Bars have got to be the best or wait... those Giradelli's white chocolate truffles... and I kinda like.... well it seemed easy in the beginning...
My favorite candy? There are sooo many! But the one that is at the top of the list is one that my dad use to make me as a little girl, it has no name. It is roasted sunflower seeds and maple suryp, that's it. It's as easy as 1,2,3. You grind up non-salted sunflower seeds, you can add other nuts too, I added walnuts the time I made it (which was just last week). You grind them, not into a powder, just roughly chopped and slowly add in 100% pure maple suryp and mix. Just enough maple suryp to make a paste and then mold it into a log and wrap with plastic wrap or better wax paper and let it sit in the frige for at least an hour and cut a few slices and enjoy a healthy way to eat candy. Your kids would love it, promise! Let me know what you think if you dare to try it... You'll be hooked! It reminds me of good memories of me and my dad!
Scratch Pay Days those are gross!!! I meant Baby Ruths! Bart used to get them for me all the time when we were in high school. (ya I know big spender!)
Generally Sweet Tarts or Necco Wafers (I know, I'm weird). I have an extreme weakness for GOOD chocolate - Andrew and I recently savored a Green & Blacks Maya Gold bar (spiced dark chocolate with orange). Serious chocolate heaven!
Michelle, I think when they originally came out in America (yes, I think I remember that - I AM so OLD!) they were spelled the German way.... Gummi Baeren (Gummy Bears)
Yes, and I think you still see packaging with Gummi on it here in the states, combining the German and English to Gummi Bears. Also, there was that movie in the 80's I think was spelled "The Gummi Bears", so you are right on despite hating on the gummies!
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Hey... I like the easy ones... Snickers Bars have got to be the best or wait... those Giradelli's white chocolate truffles... and I kinda like.... well it seemed easy in the beginning...
My favorite candy? There are sooo many! But the one that is at the top of the list is one that my dad use to make me as a little girl, it has no name. It is roasted sunflower seeds and maple suryp, that's it. It's as easy as 1,2,3. You grind up non-salted sunflower seeds, you can add other nuts too, I added walnuts the time I made it (which was just last week). You grind them, not into a powder, just roughly chopped and slowly add in 100% pure maple suryp and mix. Just enough maple suryp to make a paste and then mold it into a log and wrap with plastic wrap or better wax paper and let it sit in the frige for at least an hour and cut a few slices and enjoy a healthy way to eat candy. Your kids would love it, promise! Let me know what you think if you dare to try it... You'll be hooked! It reminds me of good memories of me and my dad!
Twix, Ferror Rocher, ALL of See's Candy, Lindt milk chocolate bars, Junior Mints, Pay Days, Peanut M&M's and Toffee.
How's that?
2 posts in one day, you make me proud J!
Scratch Pay Days those are gross!!! I meant Baby Ruths! Bart used to get them for me all the time when we were in high school. (ya I know big spender!)
That is my sister's favorite! Her great weakness is gummy worms!
Dark chocolate is my favorite, my favorite non-chocolate candy is Twizzlers, and my favorite candy bar is Snickers.
You've got me hankering for some twizzlers! I have some red vines but I prefer twizzlers.
I can tell you what ISN'T my favorite.... gummy worms. (why do I feel like "gummy worms" should be spelled "gummi worms?"
Generally Sweet Tarts or Necco Wafers (I know, I'm weird). I have an extreme weakness for GOOD chocolate - Andrew and I recently savored a Green & Blacks Maya Gold bar (spiced dark chocolate with orange). Serious chocolate heaven!
Michelle,
I think when they originally came out in America (yes, I think I remember that - I AM so OLD!) they were spelled the German way.... Gummi Baeren (Gummy Bears)
Yes, and I think you still see packaging with Gummi on it here in the states, combining the German and English to Gummi Bears. Also, there was that movie in the 80's I think was spelled "The Gummi Bears", so you are right on despite hating on the gummies!
see....gummy(i) brings the world together.
If you say so J.
And thanks for the clarification ladies.
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