Comments on: Little Debbie Nutty Bar http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/ The Chocolate Blog. Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:45:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Edebbies.com http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-37225 Edebbies.com Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:55:47 +0000 http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-37225 Hello everybody, I just wanted to say these are my favorite as well! If anyone ever has trouble finding these and any other Little Debbie snack, I wanted to tell you to visit our site at www.edebbies.com as we carry a huge assortment. Oh, and yes nutty bars in the freezer is the best way to eat them! Hello everybody, I just wanted to say these are my favorite as well! If anyone ever has trouble finding these and any other Little Debbie snack, I wanted to tell you to visit our site at http://www.edebbies.com as we carry a huge assortment. Oh, and yes nutty bars in the freezer is the best way to eat them!

]]> By: LittleDebbieLvr http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-37187 LittleDebbieLvr Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:11:42 +0000 http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-37187 Swiss cake rolls are my favorite and I've been eating them for well over 35 years. Little Debbie does not use animal fat which ensures no weird aftertaste like hostess products. Slightly chilled is the only way to eat Nutty Bars and Swiss Cake Rolls. The original Nutty bars (with the extra layer of cookie and packed in double packs) are definitely worth it. I'm planning to go on a tour of the factory in early July. Swiss cake rolls are my favorite and I’ve been eating them for well over 35 years. Little Debbie does not use animal fat which ensures no weird aftertaste like hostess products.

Slightly chilled is the only way to eat Nutty Bars and Swiss Cake Rolls. The original Nutty bars (with the extra layer of cookie and packed in double packs) are definitely worth it.

I’m planning to go on a tour of the factory in early July.

]]> By: yitmoore http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36770 yitmoore Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:10:08 +0000 http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36770 Little Debbie is, as you related in the article, an institution in America. I just tried these singles and I should inform you that you are really missing out on the real original Nutty Bar. The original is a 4 layer wafer while this 'single' is only 3 layers (they cut out 1 layer to get the bar to 100 calories). You wouldn't think it would impact it that much, but I think the impact is substantial. Also, the original bar has a slightly thicker dose of chocolate (don't worry, it still melts onto your fingers; getting it off is half the fun). The Swiss Cake roles are also the "Best in Class" (much better than the Hostess HoHo). Little Debbie is, as you related in the article, an institution in America. I just tried these singles and I should inform you that you are really missing out on the real original Nutty Bar. The original is a 4 layer wafer while this ’single’ is only 3 layers (they cut out 1 layer to get the bar to 100 calories). You wouldn’t think it would impact it that much, but I think the impact is substantial. Also, the original bar has a slightly thicker dose of chocolate (don’t worry, it still melts onto your fingers; getting it off is half the fun). The Swiss Cake roles are also the “Best in Class” (much better than the Hostess HoHo).

]]> By: Matsafatsaroni http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36354 Matsafatsaroni Sat, 01 Mar 2008 20:36:45 +0000 http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36354 Nutty Bars have been with me for many years, and there's no decline in the effect they have on me, and there never will be. I've had boxes of them stacked on my bookshelf, always there for me to munch to my heart's content. Many times have I eaten a whole box in one sitting. I've given away thousands of them, turned many on to them. I've pigged out on them. I've savored them. I'd get a Little Debbie tatto, seriously. Nutty Bars are in that erotic, sensual class, like Andes mint chocolates. Nutty Bars have been with me for many years, and there’s no decline in the effect they have on me, and there never will be. I’ve had boxes of them stacked on my bookshelf, always there for me to munch to my heart’s content. Many times have I eaten a whole box in one sitting. I’ve given away thousands of them, turned many on to them. I’ve pigged out on them. I’ve savored them. I’d get a Little Debbie tatto, seriously. Nutty Bars are in that erotic, sensual class, like Andes mint chocolates.

]]> By: Tiffany http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36344 Tiffany Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:31:16 +0000 http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/little-debbie-nutty-bar/#comment-36344 I just thought I'd let you know that there are other Little Debbie snacks that are even more favored than the Nutty Bars. The most important thing to realize about Little Debbie snacks is that, in my experience, they are mostly consumed by children; they are generally packed into lunches as the dessert. However, I have found many adults enjoy them in a nostalgic way. My favorite Little Debbie snack has always been the Star Crunch (http://www.littledebbie.com/products/StarCrunch.asp). I was never fond of the chewy cookie center, but the combination of caramel, rice crisps, and "fudge" always made up for the cookie. One snack I sometimes get an inexplicable craving for is their Fudge Brownies (http://www.littledebbie.com/products/FudgeBrownies.asp). I don't like them because of their taste but rather the unusual way they fill my mouth; the brownies are not cakey nor fudgey but a strange combination of both, which results in a sensation that makes me want to fill my entire mouth with the brownie. If you get a chance, I would suggest you try both snacks--not for the taste but more for the experience and sugar rush. I just thought I’d let you know that there are other Little Debbie snacks that are even more favored than the Nutty Bars. The most important thing to realize about Little Debbie snacks is that, in my experience, they are mostly consumed by children; they are generally packed into lunches as the dessert. However, I have found many adults enjoy them in a nostalgic way. My favorite Little Debbie snack has always been the Star Crunch (http://www.littledebbie.com/products/StarCrunch.asp). I was never fond of the chewy cookie center, but the combination of caramel, rice crisps, and “fudge” always made up for the cookie. One snack I sometimes get an inexplicable craving for is their Fudge Brownies (http://www.littledebbie.com/products/FudgeBrownies.asp). I don’t like them because of their taste but rather the unusual way they fill my mouth; the brownies are not cakey nor fudgey but a strange combination of both, which results in a sensation that makes me want to fill my entire mouth with the brownie. If you get a chance, I would suggest you try both snacks–not for the taste but more for the experience and sugar rush.

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