DLnWPBrown
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- Location: Cary, NC
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Sky Bar, 1st one
Sat, 09/9/06 11:56 AM
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I saw Sky Bars in my local Eckerd's last night so I bought a couple to try out. I didn't like it, period. It was too sweet filling wise. I liked the chocolate that was used but the sweet fillings didn't cut it 3 out of 4. Which one did I like....., the carmel one was good. I know, I didn't grow up on them so I probably won't enjoy them like some of my childhood favs. But hey, I did try one. Dennis in Cary
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candyaddict
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RE: Sky Bar, 1st one
Sun, 09/10/06 11:19 AM
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I agree - somewhat. I reviewed them here and it wasn't nearly as good as I hoped it would be. Brian
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Greyghost
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RE: Sky Bar, 1st one
Sun, 09/10/06 12:59 PM
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If you do not remember the era of the penny candy store, you probably will not be a fan of them. Those that do remember the era will swear they are great. The difference is those of us that grew up with them are not eating a candy bar, we are eating nostalgia and nothing tastes better than that.
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candyaddict
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RE: Sky Bar, 1st one
Sun, 09/10/06 7:38 PM
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I totally agree. It's like classic video gamnes too. Kids nowadays think the original Pacman (insert any classic game in here - Galaga, Frogger, Punch-Out!, etc) is lame, but for those of us that grew up with them, they will always be fun because of the nostalgia. That's why I collect classic coin-op arcade games too - :) So, yes, my review was based on taste alone - no nostalgia factored in :) Brian
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Backroad Jack
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RE: Sky Bar, 1st one
Sun, 09/10/06 8:44 PM
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Nostalgia. When I was a kid, 70 years ago, there was a penny candy bar,Squirrel Nut Chew. As you chewed it the saliva built up into a beautiful brown spit, then i could imitate the hired man on the farm with his cud of tobacco and spit with the best of them... Jack
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