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Friday, July 07, 2006
P NuttlesP Whattles? P Nuttles! I make fun of it, but it’s really a pretty cool name for a candy. Sometimes I forget about the blessed simplicity of some classic candies.
The uneven looking little morsels are simply panned peanuts coated with a crunchy toffee. Sweet with a solid salty hit, they’re dependably tasty. No worries if you come across a nut that’s lost its toffee coat, that means more crunchy shell at the bottom of the package. These are great to put on ice cream or of course a good summertime sweet that won’t melt. After my bad peanut experience yesterday, I was very happy with these. Not a bad nut in the bag, and considering how many that was, those are good odds. The only problem I have with them is that I have no idea where to buy them. I’m going to have to keep my eyes open for sightings in the wild, but at least I know I can get them online. I wouldn’t be surprised to find them at 99 Cent stores, as I’ve often found Cup-O-Gold there.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:18 am
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i always find them in the nuts aisle (also known as the chips aisle) at ralphs; also they are right next to the beers and such
go figure - yum!
Sounds delicious. I’ll watch for them.
Sunny - in the nut aisle! I don’t know why I didn’t look there.
Dave - let me know where you spot them.
The only place Ive ever found these is in various vending machines. Heh. I never thought of looking in the nut isle. Sounds like a good place to start though.
They’re always in vending machines..LOL I don’t know why but they are.
I first learned of these in school, where we had to sell them to raise money for something or other.
I haven’t seen them since.
you can find them in gas stations and sometimes u can buy the generic brand things that have them
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