Snickers is probably not the most delicious candy bar for me, nor is it addictive, but it is definitely the most satisfying and most satiating candy bar. So it’s my go-to, it goes perfectly with a cup of skinny latte. I honestly prefer Toblerone or Kinder Maxi (taste wise), but they are just not as satisfying, I end up wanting more and am left feeling empty. But with Snickers, one bar is filling enough to make me happy…I am not left wanting more. Like, it really does keep hunger at bay for me and provide quick energy while simultaneously allowing me to indulge in my craving for chocolate without over-doing it…and I am an active, busy girl. So Snickers is my choice and became a favorite.
I love Snickers, in fact, I got a pan of homemade snickers in the refrigerator that, I made a couple days ago! I don’t like the marshmallow and peanut butter which is supposed to be the nugget, I don’t like it, in fact looked up a different recipe when, I found this video. Snickers is my favorite candy bar of all time and, I also love the Snickers ice cream bars!
Snickers is my go to candy bar. I think I actually like the Snickers almost bar better. Reeses is a very close second as long as they are good and fresh. Nothing worse is than a STALE candy bar.
As far as prepping for Halloween early is concerned, think of it this way.. stores put up displays for each holiday at least a month before. I work for cvs and we started Easter displays valentines weekend.
I just love how they made them smaller and jacked up the price. I just bought one and couldn't believe how it tasted like shit, and was about 1/2 it's size. I will never buy another one. They've ruined it.
I love Snickers bars. Any kind. Especially the ones with almonds. And I love heath bars yum. I'm glad it's Valentine's Day and I have chocolate in the house. Happy Valentine's Day everybody
i haven’t watch this video yet and i don’t care what is in Snickers, i would still eat it even if there’s actual shit in it because it is fucking delicious
Yeah right, Snickers reduced the size for health reasons and not to make the same money on smaller sized bars... Okay, if you believe that, you believe Elvis is still alive.
I get that, when, me and my brother were kids we had hay fever and we were allergic to anything in the nut family, aka if your allergic to nuts your pretty likely that your allergic to chocolate to, we were also allergic to any type of Berry! But, we could eat these foods in moderation. Thank God as we got older we out grew these allergies!
What’s scarier than all those spooky Halloween costumes? The genetically engineered sugar hiding in your Halloween candy. Sugar in our Halloween candy (and our cereal, granola bars, crackers, bread - anything that contains sugar) comes from several sources, including sugar beets. In fact, about half of the sugar used in the U.S. is beet sugar (the other half is cane sugar). Sadly, the vast majority of sugar beets grown in the U.S. are now Roundup Ready - genetically engineered to withstand repeated spraying with Monsanto’s toxic weed killer, Roundup®, and its active ingredient, glyphosate. That’s bad enough on its own, but it gets worse. When the USDA first approved the planting of GE sugar beets, the EPA also increased the maximum allowable residues of glyphosate on the beet roots (from which sugar is extracted) by a staggering 5,000%! This EPA policy change was made at the request of Monsanto, producer of GE sugar beet seeds. Glyphosate is the world’s most heavily used conventional pesticide, with over 280 million lbs. sprayed on American cropland each year. With such massive use comes increasing exposure, and glyphosate has been detected in the air, water and rainfall, in foods, and in human urine and blood. Just this past summer the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) cancer authorities - the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) - determined that glyphosate is “probably carcinogenic to humans.” IARC is the world’s leading authority on cancer. Center for Food Safety has led the charge against GE sugar beets for nearly a decade. In 2008, CFS, along with a coalition of farmer and conservation groups, filed a lawsuit challenging the USDA’s approval of GE sugar beets. As a result, in 2010, a federal court banned the crop until USDA fully analyzed the impacts of the GE plant on the environment, farmers and the public. Two years later, USDA issued its Environmental Impact Statement on GE sugar beets, illustrating the crop’s potential to contaminate organic table beets and Swiss chard, and highlighting the ever increasing threats from glyphosate resistant weeds. Nevertheless, USDA issued a wholesale approval of GE sugar beets. Now the fight has moved to supermarket shelves. According to a Reuters report just this week, as public sentiment moves against GE sugar beets and other Roundup Ready crops, sugar beet growers have seen their share of the U.S. sugar market slip to the smallest on record. Hershey announced earlier this year that it will drop GE beet sugar and other GE ingredients in its Kisses® and Milk Chocolate® bars, two of its best-known products, by the end of the year. Consumers have made similar requests of other companies, like Mars. But Mars has given its customers no such assurances. Mars makes up nearly 30% of the U.S. chocolate market and makes Mars Bars, M&Ms, Milky Way, Skittles, Snickers, 3 Musketeers, Starburst and Twix, among other Halloween favorites. As consumers, we care about the health and environmental impacts of the foods we buy and feed our families. That’s why CFS is urging Mars to listen to consumers and remove GE sugar from ALL of its products and to move towards sourcing ingredients produced in a more sustainable manner that avoids GE crops and reduces the use of toxic pesticides like glyphosate.
Where do Snickers rank among your favorite candy bars?
Candy store on the wrst
It's my top candy bar, then Almond Joy
Yes
Top 3 in no particular order are Big Turk, Snickers and Eat More.
Its def ranks 2nd and 1st is twix
Stop wanting a healthy candy bar. They don't exist.
Snickers is probably not the most delicious candy bar for me, nor is it addictive, but it is definitely the most satisfying and most satiating candy bar. So it’s my go-to, it goes perfectly with a cup of skinny latte. I honestly prefer Toblerone or Kinder Maxi (taste wise), but they are just not as satisfying, I end up wanting more and am left feeling empty. But with Snickers, one bar is filling enough to make me happy…I am not left wanting more. Like, it really does keep hunger at bay for me and provide quick energy while simultaneously allowing me to indulge in my craving for chocolate without over-doing it…and I am an active, busy girl. So Snickers is my choice and became a favorite.
I love Snickers, in fact, I got a pan of homemade snickers in the refrigerator that, I made a couple days ago! I don’t like the marshmallow and peanut butter which is supposed to be the nugget, I don’t like it, in fact looked up a different recipe when, I found this video. Snickers is my favorite candy bar of all time and, I also love the Snickers ice cream bars!
Snickers is my go to candy bar. I think I actually like the Snickers almost bar better. Reeses is a very close second as long as they are good and fresh. Nothing worse is than a STALE candy bar.
@Nabor Simbor twix is better then snickers it’d a fact
The snack machine inside the breakroom at my job has a Snickers bar on row: E4
That candy bar has been staring at me for a while
I NEVER save the 2nd bar for later lol
Snickers ====its my feel good food ♡♡♡♡♡♡
I do not associate, with.... 1:29
As far as prepping for Halloween early is concerned, think of it this way.. stores put up displays for each holiday at least a month before. I work for cvs and we started Easter displays valentines weekend.
My bet is on Snickers almonds and M&Ms almonds.
I found a needle in my snickers bar as well as 15 different sizes of allen wrenches
Snickers candy bar goes good with coffee
Me eating snickers while watching this
Great video keep it up for 2021.stay safe
I just ate 6 snickers while watching this🥱
Heading to the toilet soon.
Thanks for the info
Going into a diabetic coma soon
Hey, you're not you when you're hungry.
Mmmm I want me some snickers now
I just love how they made them smaller and jacked up the price. I just bought one and couldn't believe how it tasted like shit, and was about 1/2 it's size. I will never buy another one. They've ruined it.
#1 Always.
Love snickers! I wish it was healthy
I love Snickers bars. Any kind. Especially the ones with almonds. And I love heath bars yum. I'm glad it's Valentine's Day and I have chocolate in the house. Happy Valentine's Day everybody
BRUH MY HORSE IS NAMED SNICKERS, AND I WILL NEVER STOP EATING SNICKERS!
My favorite.
I’m biting a carrot lol
Great news about Halloween.
I can't I love almond butter snickers too much 🍃
1:29 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 yo
i haven’t watch this video yet and i don’t care what is in Snickers, i would still eat it even if there’s actual shit in it because it is fucking delicious
Yeah right, Snickers reduced the size for health reasons and not to make the same money on smaller sized bars... Okay, if you believe that, you believe Elvis is still alive.
Hi thanks for the info!Jamie from Augusta ga
That brings back memories it’s an amazing candy bar that makes you crave it more and more as you eat it!
Mars
90
Snibbers
Unfortunately in Australia we only get the crappy tasting , made in China Snickers.
75
Yees
Has anyone tried a snickers slipped into a steamy burrito,
WOWWWWWWWWWWW
4th
im eating snickers while watching this
bruh
1:29 oooh she said the n word
Me (who is allergic to all nuts): ✨ wow ✨
I get that, when, me and my brother were kids we had hay fever and we were allergic to anything in the nut family, aka if your allergic to nuts your pretty likely that your allergic to chocolate to, we were also allergic to any type of Berry! But, we could eat these foods in moderation. Thank God as we got older we out grew these allergies!
2th
SNICKERS HAS ANTS 🐜 IN IT
Oh, shut up.
your mom
First
The real snickers bar limited it’s extinct
What’s scarier than all those spooky Halloween costumes? The genetically engineered sugar hiding in your Halloween candy.
Sugar in our Halloween candy (and our cereal, granola bars, crackers, bread - anything that contains sugar) comes from several sources, including sugar beets. In fact, about half of the sugar used in the U.S. is beet sugar (the other half is cane sugar). Sadly, the vast majority of sugar beets grown in the U.S. are now Roundup Ready - genetically engineered to withstand repeated spraying with Monsanto’s toxic weed killer, Roundup®, and its active ingredient, glyphosate.
That’s bad enough on its own, but it gets worse. When the USDA first approved the planting of GE sugar beets, the EPA also increased the maximum allowable residues of glyphosate on the beet roots (from which sugar is extracted) by a staggering 5,000%! This EPA policy change was made at the request of Monsanto, producer of GE sugar beet seeds.
Glyphosate is the world’s most heavily used conventional pesticide, with over 280 million lbs. sprayed on American cropland each year. With such massive use comes increasing exposure, and glyphosate has been detected in the air, water and rainfall, in foods, and in human urine and blood. Just this past summer the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) cancer authorities - the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) - determined that glyphosate is “probably carcinogenic to humans.” IARC is the world’s leading authority on cancer.
Center for Food Safety has led the charge against GE sugar beets for nearly a decade. In 2008, CFS, along with a coalition of farmer and conservation groups, filed a lawsuit challenging the USDA’s approval of GE sugar beets. As a result, in 2010, a federal court banned the crop until USDA fully analyzed the impacts of the GE plant on the environment, farmers and the public. Two years later, USDA issued its Environmental Impact Statement on GE sugar beets, illustrating the crop’s potential to contaminate organic table beets and Swiss chard, and highlighting the ever increasing threats from glyphosate resistant weeds. Nevertheless, USDA issued a wholesale approval of GE sugar beets.
Now the fight has moved to supermarket shelves. According to a Reuters report just this week, as public sentiment moves against GE sugar beets and other Roundup Ready crops, sugar beet growers have seen their share of the U.S. sugar market slip to the smallest on record. Hershey announced earlier this year that it will drop GE beet sugar and other GE ingredients in its Kisses® and Milk Chocolate® bars, two of its best-known products, by the end of the year.
Consumers have made similar requests of other companies, like Mars. But Mars has given its customers no such assurances. Mars makes up nearly 30% of the U.S. chocolate market and makes Mars Bars, M&Ms, Milky Way, Skittles, Snickers, 3 Musketeers, Starburst and Twix, among other Halloween favorites.
As consumers, we care about the health and environmental impacts of the foods we buy and feed our families. That’s why CFS is urging Mars to listen to consumers and remove GE sugar from ALL of its products and to move towards sourcing ingredients produced in a more sustainable manner that avoids GE crops and reduces the use of toxic pesticides like glyphosate.