Pretty sure this Mongolian bar is the first one I've seen.
Huh, looks the same, very subtle change, just a little sweeter/vanilla maybe mixed in?
Wait, is it frozen candy bar or ice cream flavored room temperature candy bar?
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This one's just normal, but I've been thinking about how good an actual ice cream one would be for the last 2 hours now.
We have those in the USA (because of course we have those). They're pretty good from what I remember, but it's been a long time since I had one.
I'll try one today and get back to you.
Cool, I'm interested in your take.Its an extremely subtle but noticeable flavor difference imo.
now go full 'Merica and deep fry that sucker.
Cinnamon-sugar cookies 'n cream deep-fried corn dog ice cream snickers bar with sprinkles and chocolate/cheese dipping sauce.
Germany has them.
Cool, thanks.This wrapper looks more fun but sort of set me up for disappointment when it looks the exact same as OG
Almost always sold out when they are on sale...
I haven't looked for it in a while but we've definitely at least HAD it here in the US
We still have them. The gas station down the street has a box of them in their ice cream cooler.
It rang a bell but I do not have a clear memory of trying it. Did you like it?
Those things were fuckin great. My grandma would bring them home, then me and my brother would descend upon them like predatory animals.
Feed the beasts!
Yeah. I used to eat so many of these
Nice, I stopped eating a ton of candy sometime back but if I see something interesting it's fun to try.
What do you think this flavor profile difference is from regular Snickers?
Lol. It's cold
Wait is yours actual ice cream!?
Yeah. Snickers ice-cream. Is yours just ice cream flavour? That's bizarre
Yes, it's just an ice-cream flavored normal snickers bar. Real ice cream sounds better.
They were crack to me as a kid
The only big difference in the US is the nougat is ice cream (and the chocolate layer is thinner). I like the ice cream better than nougat, so I like them better.
Like a snicker made from actual ice cream? Because that sounds unbelievable. I'm pretty sure they just added vanilla/white chocolate flavoring to the nougat here.
Peanut butter ice cream? Huhhhh i don't know - okay yea i just tasted it again - okay, I was trying to differentiate the ice cream from the nougt flavor but okay yea.
My country invented ice cream snickers. And regular snickers. 🤷♂️
Wait... An ice cream flavored snickers? I was thinking the actual ice cream ones in the freezer. Not a regular candy bar. Maybe we don't have those... 🤔
I believe the actual ice cream Snickers were causing my bell to ring earlier, like maybe i had those as a kid? But this is the first ice-cream flavored Snickers for me, i think.
Exists in Sweden, along with some other brands
Ice cream is a popular flavor among different candy bars in Sweden?
The ones in Sweden are actual ice creams, with taste and style of Snickers, Mars, or some other brands. Not super common but bigger stores tend to have them regularly
https://www.triumfglass.se/vara-glassar/starka-varumarken/mars-6-glassar
Oh hot DAMN. Welp. I will be checking the local ice ceeam sections carefully now, thank you for the heads up.
Just added a link showing what we have here
That looks goood, that will be tomorrow's mission. I've set a reminder
Yeah, you can buy them in Germany. As for the taste... they're fine.
I think regular Snickers taste just fine and these don't exactly seem like a drastic departure from that flaaaavah
Oh shit, those were a top tier camp snack as a kid. I haven't seen one since my youth but I'd bet they're still at movie theaters
Movie theaters, good call, I didn't think of that. I might go see MK2 in the imax here next week
Yes. Gas station ice cream is my vice
/Powerrrrrr!!!
One of the few ice cream bars i actually like. They're everywhere here in southern states
This is just regular snickers with slight ice cream flavored nougat, i gotta find me these actual ice cream bars