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Thread started 01/25/07 10:38pm

7kisses4U

CANDY-OH HOW I LOVE IT! (Dedicated 2 Willy Wonka)

A new store opened in my neighborhood,"Fancy Foods" so of course I had to check it out today. I think most of the foods are imported from Russia,Poland and I'm not sure where else. I found the candy section within a minute and was intrigued by the candy wrappers. I've only tasted two pieces of the candy so far, Clumsy Bear(dark chocolate coated waffer) and the chocolate with Vodka. The Clumsy Bear was delicious and the Vodka was really strong! eek lol

If you have found any interesting candy in your local stores, post it here.

Mr Wonka this thread is for you!

















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Reply #1 posted 01/25/07 11:49pm

emm

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sinfully delicious (i blame ocean for getting me hooked!)



i wish they weren't so expensive here



the best chocolate covered fruit ever!
imagine my surprise when googling and found the name
of the company has a much different NSFW meaning in the uk!



my holy grail as i have not ever had the pleasure pout
doveShe couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay dove
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Reply #2 posted 01/25/07 11:50pm

ZombieKitten

I love it when you go into a chocolate shop and there are all sorts of things you never tried before! drool I go crazy in "Sweet As"
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Reply #3 posted 01/26/07 12:34am

7kisses4U

Emm, I can't see the name on the eggs.

You've never had a Wonka bar,they don't have them in Canada? I've had a solid chocolate Wonka bar, not sure about the graham crakers one.
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Reply #4 posted 01/26/07 2:57am

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At this time of year it's time to enjoy....


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Reply #5 posted 01/26/07 5:22am

WillyWonka

What a marvelous thread! Discovering new candies is a treat for each of the senses!

Thank you, 7kisses4U. biggrin

What flavor is the candy on the bottom right of the last photograph - the one with the yellow label? I cannot make out what it says.
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Reply #6 posted 01/26/07 5:26am

WillyWonka

7kisses4U said:

Emm, I can't see the name on the eggs.

You've never had a Wonka bar,they don't have them in Canada? I've had a solid chocolate Wonka bar, not sure about the graham crakers one.



Sweet Emm has yet to have a Wonka bar. A travesty indeed!

She and I have discussed a possible future barter involving Wonka bars, though she knows I would gladly send her some today if she would like me to! biggrin
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Reply #7 posted 01/26/07 5:40am

WillyWonka


Blow real candy bubbles and eat them!


Edible candy Lego blocks!


Disgust your friends and your mother! Enjoy this hard amber candy containing actual insects!

For those of you whom enjoy playing doctor:


Be good boys and girls and get a shot of candy from this 'hypodermic needle'...


...then use a chocolate band-aid to make it all better.
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Reply #8 posted 01/26/07 5:46am

Stax

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I like this stuff...

a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on
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Reply #9 posted 01/26/07 5:50am

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I enjoy searching out foreign candies as well. I plan on doing some shopping at my fave Asian market this weekend (cause I want to find the green tea Kit Kat!) but I will likely pick out several things.

And I absolutely adore candy and junk food in general in the UK. redface I think maybe it's just the novelty of it, but you all know I'm a bit of a Cadbury whore.
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Reply #10 posted 01/26/07 5:52am

Natisse

I've yet to try any Wonka chocolate or 'candy' but I think I will soon

smile
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Reply #11 posted 01/26/07 5:54am

Stax

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CarrieMpls said:

I enjoy searching out foreign candies as well. I plan on doing some shopping at my fave Asian market this weekend (cause I want to find the green tea Kit Kat!) but I will likely pick out several things.

And I absolutely adore candy and junk food in general in the UK. redface I think maybe it's just the novelty of it, but you all know I'm a bit of a Cadbury whore.


eek I didn't know such a thing existed.
a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on
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Reply #12 posted 01/26/07 5:56am

WillyWonka

Natisse said:

I've yet to try any Wonka chocolate or 'candy' but I think I will soon

smile




Oh, you must! biggrin
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Reply #13 posted 01/26/07 5:58am

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Stax said:

CarrieMpls said:

I enjoy searching out foreign candies as well. I plan on doing some shopping at my fave Asian market this weekend (cause I want to find the green tea Kit Kat!) but I will likely pick out several things.

And I absolutely adore candy and junk food in general in the UK. redface I think maybe it's just the novelty of it, but you all know I'm a bit of a Cadbury whore.


eek I didn't know such a thing existed.


http://www.prince.org/msg/100/215245

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I think I will order some if I can't find any this weekend, but I love browsing this one particular market anyway, so I'm gonna check there first. They have things like canned mangosteens and rambutans and hello kitty cake mixes and molds and all sorts of fun candy. I try to stop in every few months or so.
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Reply #14 posted 01/26/07 5:59am

Natisse

WillyWonka said:

Natisse said:

I've yet to try any Wonka chocolate or 'candy' but I think I will soon

smile




Oh, you must! biggrin


I really want to nod I think there is some available here in London I'll have to check it out

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Reply #15 posted 01/26/07 6:22am

Stax

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CarrieMpls said:

Stax said:



eek I didn't know such a thing existed.


http://www.prince.org/msg/100/215245

biggrin

I think I will order some if I can't find any this weekend, but I love browsing this one particular market anyway, so I'm gonna check there first. They have things like canned mangosteens and rambutans and hello kitty cake mixes and molds and all sorts of fun candy. I try to stop in every few months or so.



Yum. If it tastes like green tea ice cream, I want.
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Reply #16 posted 01/26/07 6:38am

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Reply #17 posted 01/26/07 9:13am

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7kisses4U said:

Emm, I can't see the name on the eggs.

You've never had a Wonka bar,they don't have them in Canada? I've had a solid chocolate Wonka bar, not sure about the graham crakers one.

ahhh they are not eggs exactly... but dried pieces of fruit covered in chocolate.
(and it's tickleberry's but googling their UK counterpart is really not safe for work!! eek )

and if anyone knows of where i can find wonka chocolate in canada let me know confused
but i'm sure willy will hook me up at some point biggrin

i realized all my choices aren't very exotic. all england and her former colonies.
i've bought stuff from my little asian grocery store but i haven't really enjoyed it a great deal shrug
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Reply #18 posted 01/26/07 9:37am

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My clothes that are getting more and more tighter don't exactly love candy.
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Reply #19 posted 01/26/07 9:40am

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sj1600 said:

At this time of year it's time to enjoy....




oh dear god, i forgot it's getting to that time of year again! drool
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Reply #20 posted 01/26/07 11:21am

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7kisses, I see you have discovered the simply marvelous Mr. Wonka!

I use to pretend these were pearls!






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Reply #21 posted 01/26/07 11:48am

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sag10 said:

7kisses, I see you have discovered the simply marvelous Mr. Wonka!

I use to pretend these were pearls!






oopsy
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I used to love those as a kid! When I would go to the baseball field to watch my brothers play, my parents would buy me one of those necklaces. I used to put it around my neck, then every once in a while put the necklace in my mouth and bite a piece of it off to eat.
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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Reply #22 posted 01/26/07 12:39pm

jbchavez

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sag10 said:

7kisses, I see you have discovered the simply marvelous Mr. Wonka!

I use to pretend these were pearls!






oopsy
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I used to love those as a kid! When I would go to the baseball field to watch my brothers play, my parents would buy me one of those necklaces. I used to put it around my neck, then every once in a while put the necklace in my mouth and bite a piece of it off to eat.


And by the end of the game your neck was sticky as hell.
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Reply #23 posted 01/26/07 12:44pm

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jbchavez said:

psychodelicide said:



I used to love those as a kid! When I would go to the baseball field to watch my brothers play, my parents would buy me one of those necklaces. I used to put it around my neck, then every once in a while put the necklace in my mouth and bite a piece of it off to eat.


And by the end of the game your neck was sticky as hell.


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RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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Reply #24 posted 01/26/07 11:36pm

7kisses4U

WillyWonka said:

What a marvelous thread! Discovering new candies is a treat for each of the senses!

Thank you, 7kisses4U. biggrin

What flavor is the candy on the bottom right of the last photograph - the one with the yellow label? I cannot make out what it says.



Hello Mr Wonka biggrin

The candy with the yellow label is "Advocate". It's a liquor,and it has a little kick but not as strong as Vodka.
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Reply #25 posted 01/26/07 11:39pm

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Reply #26 posted 01/26/07 11:45pm

7kisses4U

WillyWonka said:


Blow real candy bubbles and eat them!


Edible candy Lego blocks!


Disgust your friends and your mother! Enjoy this hard amber candy containing actual insects!

For those of you whom enjoy playing doctor:


Be good boys and girls and get a shot of candy from this 'hypodermic needle'...


...then use a chocolate band-aid to make it all better.



The Chocolate Band-Aid makes injuries fun!! I think I'll cut my finger on some paper and cry for a little bit and then eat one of those. biggrin

Forget disgusting my friends and mother with that insect sucker...I'm a bit disgusted. ill Just say NO to INSECTS! lol
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Reply #27 posted 01/26/07 11:57pm

7kisses4U

Stax, the Botan Rice candy looks interesting. If I ever see it,I'll try it!

Jbchavez, the Squirrel Nut Zippers look cool,the nuttier the better!

Emm, OK I like choclate covered fruit. I've had some by Harry & David before,and I bet Tickleberry are good. I'll be careful if I google that name. biggrin I hope you get a Wonka Bar soon. I've had several of them a year or so ago when they had the ticket contest. Need I say I didn't find one! sigh Ah well foiled once again!

Sag, I remember eating candy necklaces when I was a child...well let correct that I'm still a child; when I was bit younger. biggrin

Psych, did the necklace last the entire day or just the ballgame? razz


Madartista, biggrin wave
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Reply #28 posted 01/27/07 6:52am

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7kisses4U said:

Psych, did the necklace last the entire day or just the ballgame? razz


Hi 7. The necklace lasted (I think) just through the ballgame. I ate the candies quickly because they tasted so good. I think the candies were kind of like a Sweet Tart, if I remember correctly.
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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