Candy,

larc

What is your favorite, candy or candy bar?

Now, for me, I prefer Snicker's and Reese's Butter Cups, but that is just me. I am humble enough to accept other answers to this pregnant question.

Angharad

Double Decker or Flake

I also love the little penny sweets you can by for kids.

jelly

My favorite varies with time; I rarely pick the same candy twice. My most frequent selection however would have to be reese’s peanut butter cups or butter fingers.

Jelly

LaDonnaAna

OOOOOooooooh, does chocolate count??????

Chocolate filled liquers!!! MMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!

Honeycomb; naked, no chocolate

Ang, yes....Flake!

Snickering at Larc as I leave fast and go in search of chocolate.

ladonna~Ana

Angharad

Another one, when we were in Canada, I had something called a Hershey (sp) bar with nuts in. That was really yummy.

I'm with you now Ana, need to go find some chocolate.

I like the what-we-call jelly lollies (candy) such as jelly babies, snakes, and rasperry frogs (the Aussies will know what I'm talking about). I think jelly babies are called "jelly bellies" in America?

Lesley

When I was in America, I tried the Reese's Peanut Butter cups, and thought they were awful, yet I liked Reese's Pieces (or whatever they are called). I love Butterfingers.

My favourite is any variety of Cadbury's chocolate.

Those in the UK can get candy from around the world from www.cybercandy.co.uk

Frenchy

Almond Joy but I've been diagnosed with diverticulitis and my doctor told me to keep away from nuts! NUTS! Now I have to eat Mounds...

logical

Galaxy chocolate

cellomould

I like Grandma's cookies!

What, that doesn't count?

Alright, then... an actual candy bar I like is Payday. mmmhmmmmm

btw, Yes Prisca, jelly bellies are here in the US. That's actually the most famous company that makes 'jelly beans'. I suppose they have monopolized the market. (kinda like 'kleenex' or better yet 'q-tip', both of which are brand names. he he he)

cellomuncher

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." Edmund Burke

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