So there I was, sitting at my desk, blissfully eating my post- prandial Snickers bar while checking my emails.
I wasn’t really paying attention to what I was eating, other than to savor the chocolately, nutty gooeyness that is a Snickers bar, when I happened to glance down and saw that the filling was green.
GREEN I TELL YOU!!
It looked moldy.
I took a closer look at the packaging.
Folks, I had in my hand a Shrek the Third Snickers candy bar with “Green Shrek Filling”
They hasten to assure the consumer that it has the “same Snickers taste”.
I can assure you it does.
Friday, June 15, 2007
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5 comments:
Thank God it wasn't moldy! Can you imagine what a damper that might have put on your Snickers eating? (Then again, maybe moldy would have been a good thing, huh? :o) )
my childcare provide had the same shocking experience with cheetos - they looked normal yet instantly turned her mouth green. Weird marketing idea.
A friend's mother once had a Salted Nut Roll that was filled with maggots instead of fluffy nougat.
Thank goodness the green in your Snickers was intentional. Can you imagine if it wasn't? You would never be able to eat another Snickers. And that, my friend, would be a tragedy.
i don't understand why people think green is a good color to add to food...bagels on St. Patty's Day; Green Ketchup: Green snickers...just plain ugh.
Green's my favorite color,,, but not in my food. Green food coloring should only be used for frosting on cupcakes.
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