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Fun StuffFriday, March 5, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: GoumasGoumas is an Ohio candymaker. They create local favorites like Buckeyes as well as classics like caramels and toffees made with fresh nuts.
The mint meltaways, even though they’d traveled all the way across the country were glossy and pristine.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 7:47 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Thursday, March 4, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: SweeTarts Jelly BeansWonka SweeTarts Jelly Beans are perfectly lovely.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 7:27 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Charles Chocolates Rocky RoadHuge pecans, freshly made marshmallows and caramel bits all covered in dark chocolate.
Charles Chocolates makes a mean Rocky Road bar. (Package here.) POSTED BY Cybele AT 11:15 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Monday, March 1, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Sour Giant Gummi BearsIt’s a dream of some folks to have giant versions of their favorites. I found these Sour Super Gummi Bears. They’re about twice the height of a regular gummi bear, as you can see, pretty huge. (More flat though than three dimensional like other gummis.)
I bought these online last month but when they arrived I was a little disappointed and decided not to review them. They’re not bad, but there are three versions - cherry-orange, cherry-pineapple and lemon-lime. The fact that I don’t like cherry much makes 2/3 of them unappealing to me. POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:18 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Sunday, February 28, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Klik Double CrunchYou can consider this a mini-review of the Klik Double Crunch bar from Israel. It’s a milk chocolate coated cereal bar with nougat and almonds. (Package photo here.)
What it felt like to me was a mass of loosely packed crunchy cereal spheres lightly coated with a nougatine/cream and then covered with milk chocolate. The effect is that the crunch has powerful grain taste to it, but it’s not overly sweet. It’s a little nutty, more on the hazelnut side of things than almond. It’s quite light ... the bar looks huge but is really only 1.42 ounces and 210 calories. I’d definitely buy it again. I picked mine up at Munchies, a Kosher candy shop on Pico Blvd. POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:31 pm Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Saturday, February 27, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Cadbury Mini EggsDrug stores are clever, they put huge bins of tasty candy on sale and right next to the line at the registers. I couldn’t resist picking up a bag of Cadbury Mini Eggs.
You can check out the review from the archives. POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:35 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Friday, February 26, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Christopher ElbowWhen I’m in San Francisco I like to stop at Christopher Elbow Chocolates for a few pieces and some hot chocolate. (It’s always cold enough for hot chocolate in San Francisco.)
Previous review of chocolate bar and my first encounter with Christopher Elbow pieces. POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:04 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • Thursday, February 25, 2010
Eat with your Eyes: Candy LogsA building kit made from compressed dextrose. The little jar was kind of like a Play-Doh tub but held actual non-toxic toys you can eat.
They were very dense, crunchy and kind of hard to bite. But left sitting out they did really well. Yellow was banana, like the old Wacky Packs. The top of the little package was a roof that can go on top of the little house. POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:18 am Candy • Featured News • Fun Stuff • Photography • 
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