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Another food thread, but I don't care. <a href=http://www.amazon.com/Clif-Bar-Energy-Gingerbread-2-4-Ounce/dp/B000HRVTIS>these</a> are the most delicious things ever and are off the shelves the second the new year hits.
What's your seasonal snack of choice?
HICKORY FARMS SUMMER SAUSAGE AND CHEESE SETS WITH A LITTLE BIT OF MUSTARD OH LAWDIE
Lonely Paper Star
12-11-2012, 07:35 PM
I think I refuse to count lose count of how many ginger cookies I eat in one sitting.
Also, peppermint bark.
And the Hickory Farms stuff. :9
WAIT THERE'S A HOLIDAY CLIF BAR?
YESSSSSSS
WAIT THERE'S A HOLIDAY CLIF BAR?
YESSSSSSS
They have a peppermint one too!
omg
Clif Bars are like 50% of my diet. I MUST try these new ones.
Sephex
12-11-2012, 08:12 PM
Booze.
So yeah, Drunkmas Christmas year around for me.
WHY ARE NOT MORE PEOPLE SAYING HICKORY FARMS
THAT IS WHAT I HAD FOR LUNCH TODAY
O SWEET SWEET GOUDA I SING YOUR PRAISES
omg
Clif Bars are like 50% of my diet. I MUST try these new ones.
Ditto that...the 20g protein ones are a buck a pop at the grocery store. I may have purchased thirty last night.
Faris
12-11-2012, 08:32 PM
No idea what they're called, but they're mini chocolate covered wafers with sprinkles on them.
Lonely Paper Star
12-11-2012, 08:50 PM
No idea what they're called, but they're mini chocolate covered wafers with sprinkles on them.
Ferrero Rocher?
Pumpkin
12-11-2012, 08:56 PM
Eggnog.
And yes also Ferrero Rocher but those are available year round.
milliegoesbeep
12-11-2012, 09:05 PM
I make hot chocolate. put crushed up After Eights in it, cream, crumbled Flake on top, a whole Flake and marshmallows.
Shame I can't eat it though. But my family tends to force me into slave labour for them every christmas.
Balzac
12-11-2012, 09:13 PM
Hot dogs
Faris
12-11-2012, 09:19 PM
No idea what they're called, but they're mini chocolate covered wafers with sprinkles on them.
Ferrero Rocher?
Nah, that's not it. Those are available all year round and it's too chocolaty for me to dive in to :/
Shorty
12-11-2012, 09:31 PM
Muddy buddies. Every smurfing year. smurfing muddy buddies are the best and ultimate holiday treat.
http://tunehappy.com/cora/images/100_1294.JPG
edit: also, all four of us would receive these tins every year with our presents from my grandparents:
http://www.savannahcandy.com/images/uploads/1228_1196_large.jpg
Those tins were huge and often reached my waist as a kid! Cheddar and kettle corn GONE. The third one was regular and gross and remained untouched.
Raistlin
12-11-2012, 11:44 PM
Just for the Christmas season... I'd have to say hot chocolate.
There are some good seasonal boozes, though. My step-sister introduced me to a really good, smooth seasonal beer from a local brewery over Thanksgiving.
Aulayna
12-11-2012, 11:50 PM
Mince Pies.
Or Gingernut Lattes
Just for the Christmas season... I'd have to say hot chocolate.
There are some good seasonal boozes, though. My step-sister introduced me to a really good, smooth seasonal beer from a local brewery over Thanksgiving.
Mini-eggs are so much better, you are mostly correct about possible "best overall candy" however. Being able to enjoy non corporate swill beer is always a wonderful thing too.
Raistlin
12-11-2012, 11:55 PM
Hah, I edited that part out, Jowy, because I figured I should stay on the topic of winter/Christmas preferences. You caught it quick.
Bunny
12-12-2012, 12:32 AM
My significantly better half made me gingersnap cookies last night. I have more cookies than any man should need but I am going to eat them all myself.
Hah, I edited that part out, Jowy, because I figured I should stay on the topic of winter/Christmas preferences. You caught it quick.
The peanut butter trees are almost as good, so there's that.
Hah, I edited that part out, Jowy, because I figured I should stay on the topic of winter/Christmas preferences. You caught it quick.
The peanut butter trees are almost as good, so there's that.
They used to do giant snowmen. Not sure if they still do.
Shorty
12-12-2012, 12:52 AM
I was just searching for giant santas!
escobert
12-12-2012, 12:53 AM
Chex party mix! :D
~*~Celes~*~
12-12-2012, 02:18 AM
Eggnog, cheeseball with beef and onion, summer sausage with cheese and crackers, laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawd I love this time of year!
I love me some trifle and rum balls but fuck it I'll eat them whenever I want :colbert:
Laddy
12-12-2012, 02:57 AM
Those Cosmic Brownies with the frosting.
Those are amazing.
I love me some trifle and rum balls but smurf it I'll eat them whenever I want :colbert:
I ain't triflin'
*triple snap*
Laddy
12-12-2012, 03:04 AM
I regret to inform you that a proper Z-Snap consist of four snaps: one at the beginning, one at each change in direction, and a final one. Bad form, Tifa's Boobs. How gauche.
I regret to inform you that a proper Z-Snap consist of four snaps: one at the beginning, one at each change in direction, and a final one. Bad form, Tifa's Boobs. How gauche.
That is just one too many snaps for me. I DO A SEVEN SNAP. And I've been working on it lately. :colbert:
Night Fury
12-12-2012, 01:42 PM
Terry's Chocolate Orange
Advent Calendar
Quality Street
Praline Mocha, Salted Caramel Latte, Gingerbread Latter, Black Forest Hot Chocolate
I JUST WANT THE ENTIRE CHRISTMAS HOT DRINKS MENU FROM EVERY COFFEE ESTABLISHMENT.
Chocolate oranges are FANTASTIC
Also have we mentioned peppermint bark yet?
kotora
12-18-2012, 08:53 PM
There's this traditional Dutch snack eaten pretty much only on new year's eve called oil balls. It's basically a deep fried lump of dough with raisins in it and it's pretty awesome. We're gonna make them here in Lisbon this year.
38494
There's this traditional Dutch snack eaten pretty much only on new year's eve called oil balls. It's basically a deep fried lump of dough with raisins in it and it's pretty awesome. We're gonna make them here in Lisbon this year.
38494
This looked good when I thought they were blueberries. You lost me at raisins.
Ditto that, man. Raisins are GREAT.
There's this traditional Dutch snack eaten pretty much only on new year's eve called oil balls. It's basically a deep fried lump of dough with raisins in it and it's pretty awesome. We're gonna make them here in Lisbon this year.
38494
That does look really good but I'd have to have it sans-raisins. Cause I hate raisins.
oh god seriously I need to ingest this
Lone Wolf Leonhart
12-21-2012, 08:50 AM
What's your seasonal snack of choice?
Pretzels with white chocolate coating, sometimes red and green sprinkles on top :love:
Terry's Chocolate Orange
I read that as Tara's Chocolate Orange.
You're secretly a tasty treat chef! :monster:
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