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World's Most Perfect Candy Bar


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kareng Grand Master

My 18 year old said that about this recipe from Glutenfreely. Still yummy the next day.

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They are a bar cookie

Ingredients:

Cookie crust:

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lpellegr Collaborator

Sounds awesome! But if you don't feel like going to all that work, I find that eating Rice Chex and chocolate chips together tastes an awful lot like a Kit Kat.

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kareng Grand Master

Sounds awesome! But if you don't feel like going to all that work, I find that eating Rice Chex and chocolate chips together tastes an awful lot like a Kit Kat.

It wasn't too bad. It goes in stages with time in between. Plus, I have 3 other "adults" in the house to work on them. We are going to make several batches for the annual 5th of July picnic & fireworks. (yes 5th, everyone works at the Frieworks stand on the 4th)

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Darn210 Enthusiast

Those sound great, Karen!! They're low-cal, right? :rolleyes:

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Jestgar Rising Star

Those sound great, Karen!! They're low-cal, right? :rolleyes:

And high fibre.

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kareng Grand Master

Those sound great, Karen!! They're low-cal, right? :rolleyes:

And high fibre.

But of course!

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eatmeat4good Enthusiast

Sounds kinda like a home made Snickers! I'm definitely trying it! Thank you!

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apaler1 Newbie

I was thinking that they sounded sort of like a homemade snickers bar too! yumm!

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