Rob Manuel of b3ta experimented with making toasted candy sandwiches. Yes, candy on real bread. He and his wife tried three sweets, two I’m not familiar with, but they fall into the apparent categories of what Americans would call chocolate bar, Starburst, and gummi candy. See the results and the reviews of each.
Rob Manuel of b3ta experimented with making toasted candy sandwiches. Yes, candy on real bread. He and his wife tried three sweets, two I’m not familiar with, but they fall into the apparent categories of what Americans would call chocolate bar, Starburst, and gummi candy. See the results and the reviews of each.
Keep up the good work!
Though Rob needs to knock of the fat bashing, stupid fucktard.
On a side note, the authors website is rather annoying (is it necessary to type in HUGE letters?) and rather insulting (frequent references to 'internet fatties'). Considering this was their idea and they made and ate them isn't that a bit of the pot calling the kettle black?
Jackass.
You say Snickers we say Marathon, you say Starburst we say Opal Fruits.
Actually that was pretty much the full extent of the difference.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/FRIED-BITTERSWEET-CHOCOLATE-BREAD-236691
And the starburst looks pretty nasty too.
Percy Pig sandwiches are where it's at ^_^
And Pol, the names in the UK are Snickers and Starburst. I think they changed Opal Fruit to Starburst recently, don't know about Marathon though. I've never heard of it.