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Candy Bar Trivia

Candy bars have a rich history in American culture. Nestle candy has been around for a hundred years and many candy bars have historical significance. So take our candy bar quiz on candy trivia and fun candy facts on Slashfood.

Candy Bar Trivia

This candy bar was named after the family horse:

  • Snickers
  • Milky Way
  • Butterfinger
  • Fast Break

When introduced in 1932, 3 Musketeers had three pieces of candy in one package, each with separate flavors. These three flavors were:

  • Vanilla, chocolate and strawberry
  • Chocolate, malt and toffee
  • Vanilla, chocolate and peanut
  • Strawberry, vanilla and nougat

Until 1990, the Snickers bar was sold under which name in England and Ireland?

  • Snickers
  • Fast Break
  • Crunchie
  • Marathon

In what year was the original Hershey's milk chocolate bar introduced?

  • 1890
  • 1900
  • 1917
  • 1932

For whom is the Baby Ruth candy bar named?

  • Babe Ruth
  • Ruth Cleveland
  • Ruth Chris
  • Ruth Davis

Which has chocolate, raisins and peanuts in a four-square bar?

  • Reggie candy bar
  • Chunky Bar
  • Nutty Raisin Bar
  • Baby Ruth

What was the Twix candy bar known as in several European countries before the name was standardized in 1991?

  • Curly Wurly
  • Raider
  • Cookie Crunch
  • Aero Caramel

Which of the following candy bars is no longer in production in the U.S.?

  • 100 Grand Bars
  • Breakaway
  • Mallo Cup
  • Mars Bar

Who invented the candy bar?

  • Milton S. Hershey
  • Joseph Fry
  • Henri Nestle
  • John Cadbury

How much did the standard size Hershey Milk Chocolate Bar sell for in 1900?

  • $1.00
  • 75 cents
  • 5 cents
  • A Penny

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Special Edition Reese's Peanut Butter Bat review


Some say that Heath Ledger's chilling performance as The Joker is the best thing about The Dark Knight. But I dare say that the best thing about The Dark Knight is its promotional Special Edition Reese's Peanut Butter Bat.

Before I get to that, I must expound my philosophy: Reese's Special Edition Cups (which also include Halloween Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkin and Easter Reese's Peanut Butter Egg) consistently trump traditional cups because they have a higher peanut butter to chocolate ratio. See, classic Cups are weighed down by the shell's chocolate crimping, which leaves us peanut butter lovers pining. But Special Edition Cups forgo the frills and pack as much PB as possible into a thin chocolate casing. In fact, if we're really getting down to brass tacks, Egg beats Pumpkin solely because Pumpkin has the little all-chocolate stem at the top.
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Angelina Jolie loves Reese's

Pregnancy can affect you in weird ways. Cravings - including the famous pickles and ice cream combination - are not uncommon, though they are frequently for ordinary things, like candy bars. Candy bar cravings aren't a problem when you can dash out to 7-11, but when you live in Namibia, it can be a lot more difficult to get a Reese's.

Angelina Jolie reportedly had a crate of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups flown to her in Namibia, straight from the Hershey's factory in Pennsylvania, when she was unable to obtain any locally. Reese's are good, but are they that good? It must have been some craving - either that or she's planning to share with Maddox, Zahara and Brad.

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Review: Hershey's Kisses filled with Peanut Butter

I would like to thank Hershey's for finally deciding that filled Kisses were a good idea. Over the past year or so, they have released many varieties of the tiny treats, including Caramel and Dulce de Leche, in addition to special edition Kisses, which have included Cherry Cordial and the excellent Toffee and Almond. But I must say that the new Peanut Butter filled Kisses might just be the best of the bunch, particularly for peanut butter fans. The peanut butter is incredibly creamy, without being gooey or granular and overly sweet, as it is in Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. The ratio of chocolate to filling is just right and the size of the Kiss makes it perfect for grabbing by the handful for an afternoon treat. Overall, these are an exceptional variation of the original Kiss and I, for one, hope that Hershey’s keeps them around for a while.

[Photo by Nicole Weston]

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