Best candy ever

Lemonheads.

 

Didn't you like Dots, Mizzou?

Get it? Dots . . .

I'm so funny

 

As a kid I loved Nerds.

Now.... Not a big candy guy. I usually just have some regular M&Ms with me sometimes if I'm up in a pressbox for a while. I know, boring.

 

1. Twix bars - frozen.
2. Blow pops. Used to buy them by the box at Costco.
3. Reese's PB cup.

 

Oh, I don't know if it counts. But the Harry and David chocolate bing cherries are to die for.

 

Those commercials with Tab Ramos, a US soccer player, were hilarious.

Best snack for athletes or for dinner replacement? A big brown log of chocolate and peanuts at 400 calories and 75% of the saturated fat you need in a day.

Anyway, I'm with Igor, TWIX! Hands down. After that, a plain Hershey's chocolate bar is perfection.

 

Love me some SweetTarts. I used to love Bonkers, but they went away about 20 years ago, and the closest substitute I've been able to find is Starburst, which are also very good. I like the Skittles, too, but usually can't make it through an entire bag w/out getting a bit queasy.

 

Jelly Belly. i'll take pretty much any flavor, but peach is best.

Otherwise, it's Peanut M&Ms or anything Reese's.

 

Sort of like Dots and Jujyfruits but much, much better. Best ones are the black ones. Blackcurrant flavored. Mmmmm. Also, the Pastilles you get in Canada or Europe are really good. I'm sure some of the Canucks on here must have had both, no? You can find them in some specialty shops in the U.S. but they're rare. When I was in Ireland last year I had to resist buying them every day.

 

Let's see, excellent call on the Rolo's. Others I would nominate include Crunchie bars, Wine Gums, Fruit Pastilles, Jelly Babies and Yorkie bars.

 

So no more love for the Twin BingI mean, I know it's not widely available, but still ...

 

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