Candy Bar Identification Quiz

by Kat Kinsman, Posted Mar 3rd 2008 @ 1:30PM

Think you can tell a Skor from a Heath or a Snickers from a Baby Ruth just by looking at a cross-section? It's harder than you'd think.

Candy Bar Identification Quiz

Photographer Rachel Been was so inspired by working on the shoot, she's started a photo blog at cross-sectioning.blogspot.com.

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3-03-2008 @3:07PM Stephanie said... I got 18 out of 20. And now I'm hungry.
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3-03-2008 @3:58PM Julie said... I also got 18 out of 20, I'm not so sure if I should be proud of that or not. Maybe it's time to start cutting back on my candy eating.
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3-03-2008 @4:00PM Julie said... I also got 18 out of 20 does this mean I eat way too much Candy? I think that this is one test that I would rather flunk.
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3-03-2008 @6:42PM Karen said... Can someone tell me how to tell the difference between a Heath Bar and a Skor. That is what I missed. And now I want a Baby Ruth!
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3-03-2008 @4:37PM Stef said... I got 15 out of 20 and for some reason am a bit ashamed by that! But I know I guessed the wrong thing with two of them, when my first guess was the correct one.
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3-08-2008 @6:44PM bouv said... I only got 11/20. But seriously, how DO you tell a Heath from a Skor? And isn't a Crunch bar EXACTLY the same as a Krackle?
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3-21-2008 @1:27PM chula said... I got 19 out of 20. I love Chocolate! Sad but true, I'm addicted, BUT i'm not fat.....yet!
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