Clever accident with 3 Musketeers

Hey all. Last week, I bought two bags of fun size 3 Musketeers bars to satisfy my chocolate craving. I absent-mindedly put them in the freezer instead of the fridge, and of course, came to my senses a little too late. What resulted was a frozen bar, with the whipped nougat center somewhat hardened, and the consistancy like a Charleston Chew. At first, it was a struggle to bite into them, but as I continued to enjoy them anyway, I got used to the frozen state. Now I don't think I can go back to room temperature :)

That's what I do with Snickers.

........And a Milky Way !!

And i used to do with the MARS Bar before they changed it's formula!!

My mom used to keep Three Musketeers and Milky Ways in the freezer--we loved them! Havent thought of that in a long time---thanks for the memory of mom--and sweet treets!

I like them from the fridge better than the freezer, but hey, it's chocolate. Can hardly go wrong.

Frozen candy bars are sold in vending machines in Concourse A in the Atlanta airport. I have never made a purchase but many different types of bars are available.

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Mini Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are also very good from the freezer. Yummmmmmm...

Cindy

My wife always put Milky Ways in the freezer.

Frozen Milky Ways . . . 2 thumbs up.

I always put all my chocolate in the freezer ! Hershey's bars are excellent as are all other fine chocolate candies and candy bars !!!!

The snack bar at the lake sold frozen "Milkshake" candy bars.

Walt

Reese Peanut Butter Cups, Girl Scout Thin Mint Cookies, 100,000 Grand Bars, Hershey Kisses, Zero bars, York Peppermint Patties, Russell Stover French Chocolate Mints.

No I'm not a chocoholic or anything like that.

My mom froze the milkshake bars. She even put a stick in them. She still does it for my dad, but I'm not sure if she uses Milkshake bars anymore. I don't know if they even make them anymore.

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Originally posted by Rapunzll

My mom froze the milkshake bars. She even put a stick in them. She still does it for my dad, but I'm not sure if she uses Milkshake bars anymore. I don't know if they even make them anymore.

I haven't seen a Milkshake Bar in decades. Does anyone know where to get them?

OH MAN-- what a memory you just brought back to me.. when i was growing up - my mother would buy my father a package of the large (regular size) candy bars ( that i don't think they even sell anymore...) and they would go in the freezer.. he liked milky ways, three muskateers and snickers. we kids were never allowed to take one without asking bacause they were such a treat..but my father, being the push over that he was, never said no when we asked.. but we didn't dare take it without asking..
thanks..... miss those days... :)

Walt, yup, we use to swim at a lake in Wellington Ohio, and the snack bar put sticks in them and froze them. How yummy. BTW, the stick really comes in handy when the bar starts to melt.

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Originally posted by danimal15

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Originally posted by Rapunzll

My mom froze the milkshake bars. She even put a stick in them. She still does it for my dad, but I'm not sure if she uses Milkshake bars anymore. I don't know if they even make them anymore.

I haven't seen a Milkshake Bar in decades. Does anyone know where to get them?

Milkshake candy bars are listed as no longer made on several websites.

This has been my favorite candy (and my downfall at times) since birth, probably. I don't care what state it's in -- frozen, melted, room temperature, half-eaten...I gravitate towards the sight of one as if in a trance.

That's a good diet plan too. It takes longer to eat a frozen bar, so you can't eat as much.

Have you ever put a 3 musketeers in the microwave? It's pretty funny. Don't ask me why I did this. It was one of those college curiosity things, but the result was pretty astounding. Not very edible though. Just entertaining.

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Originally posted by Dr Fildo

Have you ever put a 3 musketeers in the microwave? It's pretty funny. Don't ask me why I did this. It was one of those college curiosity things, but the result was pretty astounding. Not very edible though. Just entertaining.

I put a 3 Musketeers bar in the microwave, and didn't observe anything unusual. After removing it, the candy tasted the same as if it had not been put into the microwave. Even though you said that I would observe something funny, it was not comical in any way that I am familiar with. Am I missing something?

Since you did not specify turning on the microwave oven, or heating the bar in the oven, I am assuming that just placing the candy in the micowave will cause some kind of change--but I didn't observe or taste anything unusual. Why doesn't this work as you implied that it would? Should I buy a new microwave oven?

I have always enjoyed Milky Ways from the freezer. Never tried a frozen 3 Musketeer.

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Originally posted by redtressed

Reese Peanut Butter Cups, Girl Scout Thin Mint Cookies, 100,000 Grand Bars, Hershey Kisses, Zero bars, York Peppermint Patties, Russell Stover French Chocolate Mints.

No I'm not a chocoholic or anything like that.

Frozen Girl Scout Thin Mint Cookies, that's enough to bring a tear to this fat boy's eye.

Try all of them in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes...

Make sure to bite the Snickers with your side teeth, never the front teeth, take my word for it!

Heck, grab a bag of popsicle sticks at the local craft store, shove one in your favorite candy bar lengthwise, and freeze.
this was the treat of my childhood, the snack stand where we went camping sold milkshake bars like this.