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Dove bars - I like chocolate bars that are smooth and creamy and Dove has a good melting texture.
In earlier days, I loved Ice Cube Bear chocolates. They were cool creamy chocolates in bite size. When I say "cool" I actually mean that the chocolates had a coolness and then it melted in your mouth - the stuff melts very fast, you can't even touch them without the chocolate melting.
M&Ms have always been my go-to candy but recently they really don't taste very good. Don't know if its my aging taste buds or if they've done something to the recipe. Not very flavorful any more.
My other faves, Mounds and Almond Joy taste the same as always.
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M&Ms have always been my go-to candy but recently they really don't taste very good. Don't know if its my aging taste buds or if they've done something to the recipe. Not very flavorful any more.
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I've noticed the same, i don't think they use genuine chocolate any more ..... look at the ingredients, it might be something like "chocolate flavored blob" or whatever. Very definitely the cheap stuff with a different manufacturer, like you might get at a dollar store, are only chocolate flavored.
Glad to know there are other "junkies" in the world!
Forget bombs & missiles! I think we can overtake the world with Peanut Butter Cups!
Have you tried the Justin's Peanut Butter Cups? The quality is sooooo much better, in my opinion, and they don't give me a stomach ache, as Reese's do.
I like the dark chocolate Snickers bars, too. I'm not a candy bar eater, but when I do it's either Dove dark chocolate bar, the Dark Chocolate Snickers or a Reese's Peanut Butter cup.
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In earlier days, I loved Ice Cube chocolates.
Talk about coincidences!!! I repped you a while ago, telling you that I loved these too. Two minutes ago, I was looking through my closest grocery store's flyer for next week... and there they were. A container of them is on sale. I didn't even know they were still in existence! I might have to buy them.
They're called Icy Squares by a company named Moritz.
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