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Snickers CruncherNewest Review: ... these in Poundland as part of the 4 for £1 they do. This is a good offer as one bar works out at 25p which is roughly half of ... more More Mars in Food
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by - written on 01/07/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I am a big fan of Snickers and am not averse to trying Snickers related products so I have tried the Snickers flapjack and the Snickers ice cream. Both were nice enough but not stand out amazing. I had heard of this bar but was under the impression that it was not sold in the UK. Apparently it is but I have certainly never seen it. So I was surprised to see these in Poundland as part of the 4 for £1 they do. This is a good offer as one bar works out at 25p which is roughly half of what you pay for just one bar generally. The bar doesn't look like the picture above, It is bright orange with the blue Snickers logo and below it the workds Cruncher are written in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/05/03 (Very useful, 969 readings)
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-------Introduction------- Rarely have some many opinions been written about one food stuff as they have about Chocolate. Chocolate and chocolate based products get more attention here than a 8 week old puppy in a house full of dog lovers. Personally I don't understand the fascination, of chocolate that is. It's just another food stuff and those enzymes don't seem to attack my system and make me desire chocolate above all else. That said I do quite like the odd bit here and there. But, talk to me about peanuts and you have yourself a follower. The common or garden peanut is a source of delight in all its many products. Monkey, dry roasted, ... Read the complete review
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