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I had a daycare for 28 years, tried everything on those kiddies but their favorite was american. Adults, like to try it with their favorite cheese. I like monterey jack the best. But tomato soup to dunk is the best.

Skor or Peanut Butter Cups. I use to like one when I was a kid it was about 10 inches long and like a series of figures 8's coated in chocolate. Can't recall the name, but it was good cold!

cadbury flake in all of it's flavors. It is soooo good.

Baboo - thank you for fabulous site you found! I just finished reading 'Candy Freak' by Steve Almond, wishing I could taste some of the bars he writes about and, and ... there they are, at reasonable prices and shipping! Even in Massachusetts it's hard to find a store to buy squirrel nut zippers. Valomilk, Abba Zabba, Coffee Crisp: there goes the diet!

Oh, and favorite candy bar? I used to love Fast Break, salt peanut butter and chocolate, but found it was hit or miss on the quality: it wasn't often that I got one from a batch that hit salty/sweet peanut butter perfection.

Snickers, Baby Ruth, Almond Joy. When I studied abroad in Austria in college, I developed a love of Milka chocolate bars, especially the ones with hazelnuts, and Mozartkugeln, though I don't know if that qualifies as a candy bar. I also LOVE Ferrero Rocher!

Peanut M&Ms

Reese's Fastbreak or 3 muskateers here!

Actually, I would think that Rocky Road bars would be easier on your waistline than any candy bars with lots of chocolate and/or peanuts/peanut butter. After all, Rocky Road bars are mostly marshmallow which are nothing more than whipped egg whites, sugar syrup and gelatin. Marshmallows are fat free. Rocky Road bars don't have enough nut bits to add much in the line of fat and protien, and the chocolate is thin and mostly used to glue the marshmallows together. Empty calories, to be sure, but a lower fat choice than most other chocolate bars.

I can't believe this isn't anyone else's favorite, but I just love the dark chocolate Rocky Road bars... chocolate covered, peanut sprinkled marshmallowy goodness. They're hard to find, though - most stores, if they carry Rocky Road at all, carry the milk chocolate kind in the red foil. The dark chocolate comes in a superior and lovely gold foil, and for a good reason. :)

Mounds will do in a pinch. Although we should start a letter-writing campaign to Peter Paul demanding almonds in our Mounds.

Milky salty pretzel bar from Chocolate Bar in NYC. Salty-sweet goodness. Oh, yum.

Nothing made by Kraft. Nothing with the word "processed".

I like a combination of cheddar cheese, provolone, and a bit of grated asiago. It's good paninied.

American, please.