I brought mine to a family party at Aunt Mabel’s, and Aunt Edna bought one. A few nights later there Aunt Edna hosted a family party, where per usual she had an array of finger foods on her buffet as an appetizer course. There was the candy bar, broken up in chunks.
momofalex7 over 2 years ago
Looks like World’s Finest Chocolates. Been there, done that.
jagedlo over 2 years ago
Trying a different type of sales tactic, Ruthie?
MS72 over 2 years ago
Snickers
gcarlson over 2 years ago
I brought mine to a family party at Aunt Mabel’s, and Aunt Edna bought one. A few nights later there Aunt Edna hosted a family party, where per usual she had an array of finger foods on her buffet as an appetizer course. There was the candy bar, broken up in chunks.
Ermine Notyours over 2 years ago
It’s easier to ask for free candy (at Halloween) than to sell candy.
Ukko wilko over 2 years ago
My kids never sold candy, cookies etc. for any organization, etc. And, I buy none from anyone. O.K., I’m a grouch… but it’s their problem, not mine.