Saturday, October 31, 2009

Gummi Krunchy Bears (An Update With a Better Picture)

Whenever I go on a road trip which causes me to stop at a gas station, I always stop by the candy aisle. Not because I crave the familiar high-fructose corn syrup goodness of Skittles or Starbursts; it's because I have a sick need to find the weirdest candy I can and try it.

Today, on a trip up to Duluth with Christie, I found these gems at a Marathon station. Gummi bears adorned with crunchy colored beads. This is almost as epic as the day I discovered candy sugar cigarettes. 

6 comments:

  1. Geez, Christie...I'm sure I would have gotten so much more out of this halloween blog entry if the molded florescent green hunk of processed sugar gooeyness would have been in PERFECT focus! I feel slighted somehow...but it's only icky green too-sweet and probably too-sour candy so I'm over it. But next time, if Brian has a really good piece of CHOCOLATE yumminess, please steer clear of the bumps, so we can fully appreciate the beauty.

    Happy Halloween! Get some pretty Duluth pictures!

    Tess

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  2. Wow, I though it was a photo of a REAL bear in the wild. A little disappointed here.
    Dad

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  3. Those were dang good.
    But Brian isn't cool enough to ever get chocolate, so I'll be stickin' to those bumps.
    Hhaha.

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  4. Awww...So Christie DID avoid a bump or two! YAY!!!!!!

    This photo kind of makes me want to think about maybe eating this hunk of blue goo! I bet it tastes nasty, but the texture of the little marbley bumpy things along with the slippery slidey gummi part would be kind of fun!

    Mom

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  5. It is fun and you are right, 90% of that is because of the texture! HOWEVER, the marbley bumpy things are sour-ish and good, so it tastes nice with the gummy center :). (Maybe you're not convinced)

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  6. Well, if these little gobs of slippery, crispy, sour, sweet neon colored convections ever make an appearance on a road trip again....save me one. I am intrigued....

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