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Saturday, August 18, 2007
This Week in Candy - Candy is Energy!
Look for the competition for corn to heat up amongst meat producers, food producers and energy makers. You’ll feel the pinch at the checkout stand in higher prices. You may also notice that some of our American candy will be made in other countries. This isn’t just limited to to the United States. Haribo recently gave notice that their prices will be going up as a direct result of the fight over food and energy. Sure, candy is a low priority use, but it’s not going to end there. Gummi bears are the canary in the coal mine of food.
The story mentions the resurgence of interest in the traditional candy and goes on to mention that Economy Candy has added 10-12 new varieties in just that past two months. Looks like I’ll need to make another trip. (Here are my licorice reviews.) In other stories around the blogs:
This week’s candy review recap: Monday: Amano Single Origin Bars (8 out of 10) Tuesday: Bit-O-Honey (6 out of 10) Wednesday: Craves Chocolate Sticks (8 out of 10) Thursday: Goodbye Tart n Tiny (9 out of 10) Friday: Crown Jewel Orange Chocolate Truffles (5 out of 10) Weekly average: 7.20 (60% chocolate content) Related Candies
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Ohhhh! Sounds like I need to head over to Economy Candy too!
What best flavors for energy candy, do you think the best . . .
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