The chocolate bar 'Bounty' is mainly made up of dark chocolate and coconut.
yes but its not a candy bar its coconut chocolate bar
because it is delicious
Yes there was a chocolate bar called Cabana. The wrapper was blue and it had a half moon and palm trees on it. Resembled a Bounty bar, but along with coconut in the centre it also had caramel and cherries in it too.
1893Hershey Chocolate was first invented in 1900 by Milton Snavley Hershey after he experimented with carmel. He then sold his carmel factory for 1$ million to persue on his chocolate bars.The Hershey's chocolate bar was invented in the year 1900 by a man named Milton Hershey. That is why they also call it a Hershey's bar.Hershey Chocolate was first invented in 1900 by Milton Snavley Hershey after he experimented with carmel. He then sold his carmel factory for 1$ million to persue on his chocolate bars.The Hershey's chocolate bar was invented in the year 1900 by a man named Milton Hershey. That is why they also call it a Hershey's bar.
Yes, and I think about it every now and then, and wished they were back again.
Someone was eating a chocolate bar then they fell over and peanuts landed in there mouth and they like it that much they put them together in a chocolate bar thus creating the snickers we know and love today.
Because the creators decided to call it that...?
Hershey invented the choclate bar in virgina.but most people say that j.hershey invented the bar when he was in England (in Bristol).before world war onechocolate bars were invented in Bristol by Joseph Fry in 1847In 1847, Joseph Fry (British) discovered the technique to mix melted cacao butter with dutch processed/defatted cocoa powder and sugar to create the first candy bar.
Assuming you're talking about the chocolate bar - no it doesn't. It has a 'V' sign on the wrapper - indicating it's suitable for consumption by vegetarians.
yes, cocoNUTS! Also, they contain traces of peanuts so anyone with a peanut allergy should not eat them.
Someone melted a chocolate bar while working on a radar antenna.