What is your favorite candy bar?

[goraman]

My favorite Candy bar is made by Cadbury it's called Crunchie.

It may be common in the UK but in the U.S nearly impossible to find .

I found them in an Indian market today, I had one after dinner and woo hoo!

[WOStantonCS100]

I have to force myself to stay away from these.

http://www.productwiki.com/upload/images/hershey_s_cookies_n_creme.png

[Alex_UK]

Candy? What's that then? We have bars of chocolate over here - and yes, Crunchie is common as far as I'm aware. I don't much care for Candy/Chocolate - if I'm going to eat something naughty it is more likely to be a bag of crisps. Sorry, chips. ;)

[Stratmangler]

Wot?

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/2/18/1266502280139/Chips-001.jpg

Salt & Vinegar on mine please ;)

[Marco]

And loadsa broon sauce...

Candy? Lol. Cadbury's Creme Eggs and Macaroon Bars rool ok, ya bass!!

Marco.

[Macca]

Star Bar - yum yum - (for the benefit of the yanks it's a bit like Reeces Pieces).

[The Vinyl Adventure]

the only chocolate bar worth eating

http://enemiesofreason.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/tunnocks2.jpg

[Thing Fish]

I don't like sugar so anything like chocolate or sweets are out.

Like Alex a bag of crisps is always the choice. Failing that a nice scotch egg...Hmmm

[Bluedroog]

I'm partial to the occasional Boost Bar and like white chocolate some Milky Buttons every now and again.

But yes, give me chip shops chips with salt, vinegar and curry sauce / gravy and I'm happy. Although I don't really eat rubbish that often really. Too fond of beer, whisky and red wine to make too many chips and chocolate a healthy lifestyle. Not to mention all the other vices.

[Bazil]

I used to be addicted to these


http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/4374/chocr.png (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/17/chocr.png/)

[shabby64]

http://www.sagoodies.com/WebRoot/Store8/Shops/61871791/4B50/5418/1734/1E3F/A291/C0A8/2A95/4D3A/turkish_delight_frys.jpg

[Marco]

the only chocolate bar worth eating

http://enemiesofreason.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/tunnocks2.jpg

Thing is, dude, it's a biscuit, not a choccie bar ;)

I used to frame pictures for the company's head office in Uddingston, when I lived in Glasgow... Tunnock's are a lovely old traditional family business :)

Check out their website: http://www.tunnock.co.uk/about.htm

If you like Caramel Logs, surely you must love their world famous Tunnock's Tea cakes? :cool:

Marco.

[sparrow]

Although I'm diabetic I like a bag of Jelly Babies or a Snickers..eat way to many for my own good but hey theys Gooood!!!!

[Jonboy]

CurlyWurly for me

http://i419.photobucket.com/albums/pp272/jonboy_01/Cadbury-Curly-Wurly-001.jpg

[Marco]

Aye, that's what pops out yer big botty after a ruby murray! :eyebrows:

Marco.

[Barry]

A Mars bar - but it depends on how it is presented and offered! :eyebrows: :eyebrows:

[Marco]

Welcome back, Barry! Hope you had a nice Christmas and new year.

I presume that you know what a 'mars bar' is up in Glasgow? ;)

Marco.

[Barry]

Welcome back, Barry! Hope you had a nice Christmas and new year.

I presume that you know what a 'mars bar' is up in Glasgow? ;)

Marco.


Hi Marco,

Something that is melted on toast, and considered one of your 'five a day'? :scratch:

[Marco]

Lol - nah... It's rhyming slang for 'scar'.

Also, if you remember what the surface of a Mars bar looks like, it resembles how a scar appears on one's face with stitches in it, particularly if the victim has been slashed with a broken bottle or a razor blade, where the flesh cut would be ragged.

A common expression thus is: 'Clock the mars bar on that c*nt's coupon' (look at the scar on that guy's face).

S'ok, I'll slowly educate you in the fine points of Glaswegian vernacular! :D

Marco.

[Barry]

Lol - nah... It's rhyming slang for 'scar'. Also, if you remember what the surface of a Mars bar looks like, it resembles how a scar appears on one's face with stitches in it, particularly if the victim has been slashed with a broken bottle or a razor blade.

A common expression thus is: 'Clock the mars bar on that c*nt's coupon' (look at the scar on that guy's face).

S'ok, I'll slowly educate you in the fine points of Glaswegian vernacular! :D

Marco.

That's interesting - I could also point out that the surface of a Mars Bar can also look like the veins of a priapic male member - which brings me back to my original post on this thread! :D

[Marco]

Indeed - a 'big purple prize', as Tabatha often refers to it :eyebrows: ;)


She was spinning some tunes with me earlier....


http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/2633/rfhgg.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/441/rfhgg.jpg/)


Winky, winky, I can see you! :bum:


Marco.

[Barry]

Indeed - a 'big purple prize', as Tabatha often refers to it :eyebrows: ;)

Marco.

How is Tabatha? Wish her a Happy New Year from me. :)

(Which reminds me, I have some 'new' vinyl that needs cleaning: If I supply the honey, will Tabatha provide the necessary 'linguistic' dexterity? :eyebrows:)

[Marco]

Oh yes, dahling.... Two of her friends, Juliette and Apollonia, joined in the cleaning session earlier, but got a little 'distracted':

http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/63/hifib.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/834/hifib.jpg/)

:eyebrows: :eyebrows:

Marco.