But the ones Sue sent are definitely not those.
Interesting.
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Every year we watch the Charlie Brown special, do the Snoopy dance, wish everybody a Merry Thanksgivukkahmas, and thank our Secret Santas in the good riddance thread. Which is this one, in case you were wondering.
Buh bye, 2014.
But the ones Sue sent are definitely not those.
Interesting.
Oh, like Chick-o-stix! [link]
Ooh, I like the idea of cinnamon candy with chocolate filling. The chik-o-stix I am less enthused about (though butterfingers are awesome)
Oh, like Chick-o-stix! [link]
Yes! SO GOOD!
I also forgot to say, I got msbelle's holiday card and it made my day!
Also, I have never heard of chicken bones either. not the delicious ones, anyway.
I think I've had chicken bones candy under a different name ... I think I'd know if I'd eaten something with that name.
In regard to the bread ... place I used to work, we had a woman who would try to impress people with her mad baking skills ... she once made bread that she'd pierced and then dripped different flavors/colors of Jell-O into. Weird. And wet. Tasted about as bad as it looked.
Apparently it's an Australian thing. But no one knows who brought it.
Oooh, mystery Fairy Bread!
I have never heard of any of these sweet things.
Chicken Bones are from a regional candy maker and are a Christmas tradition around here. But they're very divisive. Lots of people think they taste terrible, while others can't wait for them to come back every year. My BFF when I was little would get them in her stocking every year and be very excited. I have to say, I find hard candies with soft centres a little jarring, texturally.
My grandmother used to have them at Christmas, too. The chocolate with mint and also the peanut butter ones. I never knew they were called chicken bones. Are they considered a Canadian thing? My family straddled the Detroit River and family reunions in Windsor were common when my dad was kid.