PB&J
I totally understand the motivation behind today’s receipt of the above mentioned culinary experiment and I thank my benefactor for the thought.
However, this might just be the worst candy bar ever made. Happily it is “no longer available” on-line at Williams-Sonoma, its distributor. It is, however, available as a “7-Day Food Discount” directly from the stores (or, at least, at their 2000 Chestnut St. address in San Francisco). It is marked down from $7.95 to $1.99 which would seem to be a bargain except that the candy bar itself tests one’s gag reflexes and not just for its aftertaste. I can think of a lot of better ways to test those reflexes.
I suggest you have a cold glass of water standing by after which a gargle of Listerine might repair the damage done. I will now forever cast a fisheye on Wms.-Sonoma food products. And I am grateful for the almost immediate healing properties of Listerine.
However, this might just be the worst candy bar ever made. Happily it is “no longer available” on-line at Williams-Sonoma, its distributor. It is, however, available as a “7-Day Food Discount” directly from the stores (or, at least, at their 2000 Chestnut St. address in San Francisco). It is marked down from $7.95 to $1.99 which would seem to be a bargain except that the candy bar itself tests one’s gag reflexes and not just for its aftertaste. I can think of a lot of better ways to test those reflexes.
I suggest you have a cold glass of water standing by after which a gargle of Listerine might repair the damage done. I will now forever cast a fisheye on Wms.-Sonoma food products. And I am grateful for the almost immediate healing properties of Listerine.
posted by peebstuff | Monday, February 27, 2012
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Plus postage. My contribution to saving the P.O.
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