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[EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

God Jul to you, too, Fred. (that's the Swedish version except I can't
make the right marks)
I was gonna ask about the crunchie bar, but Rob beat me to it.  I don't
eat much candy, so I thought it might just be me that did not know(so
many new things since I was a kid and bought more than now).
I love that you are Norwegian, Fred, but I have to say that I still have
no idea of what a Crunchie bar is. LOL I don't know what a honeycomb bar
is or Malteser. Do you mean like a bee's honeycomb?  That would seem to
me to end up being more chewy than crunchie.  Sorry to be culturally
ignorant here.

Bev

Fred Enga wrote:
> A Crunchie bar is a chocolate covered honeycomb bar, similar to 
> Malteser. When you break them up you get chocolate and honeycomb 
> crumbs.
>
> Fred
>
> -----Original Message----- From: Robert Walton 
> [mailto:waltonrp AT gmail.com] Sent: December-21-08 4:52 AM To: 
> fenga AT astechman.com; homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org Subject: Re: 
> [Homestead] Holiday Goodies
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> > 200 g Crunchie bars
>
> May I ask, what is a crunchie bar?
>
> Rob - Va
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