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I just bought a king size Twix. 4 cookie/candy bars in the pack. The thing that makes Twix good is the creamy caramel right? My Twix had crunchy caramel what does that mean?
The discussion revolves around the experience of consuming a king-size Twix candy bar, specifically addressing the unexpected presence of crunchy caramel instead of the anticipated creamy caramel. Participants share humorous and off-topic remarks, leading to a broader conversation that diverges from the original topic.
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Incase you haven't noticed, it's white meat now.tribdog said:ugh is right. white wine with his dark meat?
I was wondering if it was noteworthy because it's the only part of him that's still black.Evo said:Incase you haven't noticed, it's white meat now.
Dangit, tribdog is contagious! 
tribdog said:Guess what. I know why they tell you to poke holes in the top of TV dinners before you microwave them. Can't go into it right now, but believe me sometimes it pays to follow directions.
Here's what I assumed, it isn't the food forcing it's way through the wrapper it's just the steam so if it does explode it's just steam right? nope, doesn't appear so. Apparently the steam does the exploding, but each steam molecule takes a handful of food with it and tosses it against the nearest clean spot.Moonbear said:![]()
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Does the food taste as good after you scrape it off the top and sides of the microwave?
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