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Polk data announced this week that Ford Focus is the best-selling car in the world for the second year in a row, with sales topping 1,020,410 globally. And that got us thinking: What were the worst-selling cars of all time? Behold:
1. Cadillac Catera: 2001
Cars sold: 9,764
It's hard to say if the Cadillac Catera, created to open the stodgy old brand to a younger demographic, suffered more from its numerous recalls or its puzzling marketing campaign. Utilizing the line "the Caddy that zigs," the Catera's commercial featured Cindy Crawford (already an old-school model) talking to a cartoon wizard duck. Really.
2. Pontiac Aztek: 2005
Cars sold: 5,020
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Created for younger drivers with an "outdoorsy" lifestyle, the Pontiac Aztek was quickly lampooned as one of the ugliest cars ever made. A writer from TIME, who was in the audience at the Detroit auto show when GM unveiled the Aztek, says he'll never forget the gasp he heard from the crowd. "This car could not have been more instantly hated if it had a Swastika tattoo on its forehead," he said. And Bloomberg reported that one GM official went on record as saying: "We'd fire the guy who greenlighted the Aztek if we could find anyone willing to admit it."
3. Yugo GV 1991
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If you haven't heard of the Yugo GV, we're sorry to be the ones forcing you to make its acquaintance. The vehicle made its U.S. debut at the 1984 Los Angeles Auto Show, and has since made more "worst car" round-ups than any other vehicle on this list. NPR's Car Talk called it "the worst car of the millennium" and Popular Mechanics included it (along with the Cadillac Catera and the Pontiac Aztek) on its list of "Cars That Deserved to Fail."
The car's main problem can be summed up in one highly publicized story: In 1989, on a windy day in Michigan, a driver pulled her Yugo over on the Mackinac Bridge just in time for a 55 mile-an-hour gust of wind to blow the car over the edge. The driver was killed, and two years later, so was the Yugo.
4. Edsel: 1960
Cars sold: 2,848
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5. Studebaker Wagonaire 1963-1966
Cars sold: 940
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Think of at least three things you're glad for, big or small. You can certainly make a long list if you have the time!
My little list:
- warm sweaters and comfy gloves to minimise the chill that's visiting Fredericton (speaking of which, I see snow out my window again)
- fall colours (I snapped a bunch of pictures on Sunday so my mum can share them with me)
- a good music collection, with something for every mood (whether that be rock, pop, classical or worship)
- finally having a family doctor again (went for three years without one and now there's a new medical clinic in town and I managed to get an appointment!)
- the talent God gave me for working with languages (since it's earning me some money at this point, I'm more grateful than ever)
- online friends, like my buddies at the Bookshelf!
- my writing group, for the good chat that fills up my inbox where it used to be empty as a tomb, and for the honest and helpful discussions about writing techniques
Time to get up and move around, 'cause the cold air is coming through my windows (they'll be replaced in November) and our computer chairs are not the comfiest!!
Have a wonderful day!
Becca :)
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I'm thankful for some things myself today Becca, thanks for bringing it up. I think Thurday Thanks are one of those things that we just can't miss. To take time out from each day for gratitude is so important.
-I'm thankful for my loving husband who is going thru some trials but still interested in being a great husband
-I'm thankful that I'm feeling almost 100% today. That Cyst must have gone away, thanks for the prayers!
-I'm thankful for friends and plans for the weekend. Dinner with girlfriends for a birthday.
-I'm thankful for my baby to be. I can feel him moving around every day and that's so exciting to me. It's a dream come true for me to be pregnant
-I'm thankful that today is my Friday and I've got 3 days off, I'm tired!
|Thu, 10-23-2003 - 4:20pm
Here's my list:
-Most of the people in my office are on a business trip and I'm able to get caught up with my work.
-My boss paid me a really nice compliment today.
-It's going to get cooler on Saturday...it's been around the 90's here.
-I was able to see 2 plays for free this summer. They were so fun.
-The error I made in my checkbook was in my favor!
-God told me yesterday I could choose joy instead of stress. It really helped!
-I got a new cell phone for free, that was really nice.
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|Thu, 08-02-2007 - 11:06am
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 9:06am
Hi MM07....I don't really want to steal the thread, but you said something I wanted to address:
When they come to our house (that we bought and own together this past March), I often feel like a stranger in my own home because of them, and it is a very uncomfortable feeling for me.
Why on earth do you think that is? Why do they have the power to "make" you feel anything? If anything they should feel uncomfortable. Have you asked if they are? The first thing is to ask them, and if they are uncomfortable as well, then guess what? You have a basis for something in common, and maybe start to work together to resolve it. If they do not feel uncomfortable (and they may not verbalize it, you will have to be very sensitive to their body language as well), then you can tell them you are, and could they help you.
My thought is when someone things the "other" party needs a therapist, perhaps they do as well. I hope that doesn't offend you, but in this case you asked for an opinion.
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 10:02am
Perhaps WE all need to seek therapy together.....and I am willing to do that, but my fiance' feels he would need to get permission from their Bio-Mom in order to do so. That is still under consideration and I am willing to do that.
The children tell their father that they are fine how things are when they are at our house, and that they are very comfortable being there and ignoring me and/or giving me one word answers when spoken to. They do not mind doing (or acting) like that at all.
I guess maybe it takes some children longer than others to open up and let other people in.
We (my fiance and I) are willing to try just about anything to make it more comfortable for all of us. Even he (their father) feels the tension.
Thanks for your input.
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 10:52am
Just a note here, my DD15 is a bit less than verboss with my DF. Her answers are shorter and she does not yet have a bond with him. She is fine with that. I would like to see more interaction, as I have with his DS14.
Personally I believe she is feeling as if she is protecting her dad. I think that she feels that if she learns to like this man, it is a betrayal of her father. We are begining to talk about that issue a bit at a time and DF is doing things with/for her in order to build that connection. Right now he is letting her use his old car to get her driving time on her permit (my car is a BMW 5Speed and she can't handle the driving things yet, let alone shifting.)
My advice to you is to find things that interest the kids, things different than what they are doing with their mom, and try to connect with each of them through those areas. As you begin to build more and more memories together, the connection will begin to build as well.
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 11:20am
Thanks for your input.
I have tried (or should I say "offer") to do things with his kids. They have been constantly begging their dad to take them to see the new "Simpsons" movie, and he has no desire to see that. I told them that I would take them. After I said that, they haven't mentioned going to see that movie again.
The two of them are home (at their mom's house) all summer long. They stay inside all day either watching cartoons, playing video games or playing on the computer. That is the only thing that interests them. They don't have many friends, so they haven't even been getting together with other kids during the summer.
I offered to take his daughter several times to get her nails done, and she always refuses.
We took them to Florida for vacation last week to visit his parents (their grandparents). They stayed inside most of the time playing on the computer. They did go outside to go in the pool and wanted their father to go in the pool with them. When I went outside to join them at the pool, his son started complaining that I came out to join them.
Their a tough couple of kids to break!
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 11:24am
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 11:27am
It sounds as if you are not communicating with them effectively. Children are "in the moment", and maybe you can seize a moment when you can actually talk (and most listen) to them about how they feel.
It sounds like you don't speak to them, and most all your information comes by way of them talking to your DH. That is a very fractured existance.
He needs to stand up to their BM, and make sure she is not badmouthing either of you to the children. Then he needs to tell her that he is going to seek some family counseling or parenting classes. If she tries to prevent it, then he can go back to the lawyers. They actually look on counseling as a positive thing in divorce cases.
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 11:47am
I have observed them around other people. We spent a week with their grandparents last week. They are very friendly with them, but of course, they have known them all of their lives. The two kids who live next door to the grandparents, they are also very friendly and outgoing with. Their grandparents even had a group of their own friends over one evening (mostly the 75 year old or more age group), and they were friendly with them also, and they don't even know that group of people.
When they are with me, my own children or other members of my family or friends, they are very unsocial, even with my niece who is very close in age with them, they do not open up.
We (my fiance and I) will continue to try anything we can to make the situation better.
Thanks for your input.
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 11:50am
Just a thought: and sorry if this was mentioned already..
do You think BM tells them bad things about you? or plays them against you/ it just seems odd that they wouldn't take you up on your offers of doing fun things together. there is something else going on.. perhaps the betrayal or mom fills their heads w/ things..not sure i am really just speculating............ I know the older the kids get it is harder to bond. I don'th ave that problem w/ my current 4 and 7 yr old soon to be skids, but occasionally they do want daddy to be there too.. and i know it's because they are upset at "him" for not being able to spend that moment w/ them too.. so i wonder if they lack attention from their dad? or want more from him first?
again i dont know just asking
|Fri, 08-03-2007 - 12:12pm
I am quite sure that their mother has said things to them, not about me in particular, but about their father. One day his daughter was complaining to him that he didn't even try to work on the marriage (between him and his ex-wife) and I'm sure that a 12 year old child wouldn't have thought of that on her own.
When they are at our house, their father trys to spend most of the weekend doing things with them, so it's not as if they are trying to get more attention from him.
When I try to strike up a conversation with them, they either ignore me or give me a one word answer. If we are all (the four of us) having dinner together and the kids start talking to each other and to their dad, when I go to join into the conversation, they keep quite and just ignore whatever it is that I say.
I've heard that the older the children are, the harder it is. My children are older than his (daughter 19 and son 22), and they have adjusted very well, especially my daughter even more than my son.
We will continue to work with his kids, and I'm hoping that someday they will eventually see that I am not doing anything wrong, and that they will eventually accept me as their father's wife and someone who makes their dad happy.


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Chain Singh won a bronze medal in 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Finals, even as India narrowly missed out on a third-place finish in men's team event of the Asian Games here on Friday.
Indian men ended their campaign in the pistol events on a winning note by shooting down a silver medal in the 25m centre fire event even as the women's team exited from the 50m three-position competition without success at the Asian Games, here on Friday.
India's only individual Olympic gold medallist, Abhinav Bindra, has been re-elected as member of the seven-men Athlete Commission of the International Shooting Sport Federation, the global body governing the sport.
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China`s women set a world record in the Asian Games` 10m air rifle team event Monday after one of their shooters was disqualified but then reinstated following a heated appeal.
Shy teenager Kim Cheong-Yong beat the Olympic and world champion to individual gold as South Korea swept the men`s 10 metre air pistol titles at the Asian Games Sunday.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has congratulated and announced a cash reward of Rs 50 lakh for the Lucknow-based ace shooter Jitu Rai for winning a gold in the 50m pistol event at the 17th Asian Games on Saturday.
Pistol shooter Jitu Rai extended his brilliant form this year by winning the men`s 50m air pistol title on Saturday, handing India a dramatic first gold at the Asian Games.
They were mostly off the mark in the recent World Championships but Indian shooters will nonetheless be expected to deliver a bagful of medals when the event kickstarts in the Asian Games here on Saturday.
A 16-year-old policeman`s daughter from northern India hopes to continue shocking the sport of shooting as she targets an Asian Games medal and then takes aim at the Olympics.
Commonwealth Games Silver Medalist Harpreet Singh shot a 290 to lead the trio of Indian men's shooters into day 2 of the 25M Rapid Fire Pistol event in the 11th position, at the 51st ISSF World Championship being held in Granada, Spain.
Gagan Narang missed out on an Olympic quota by just one place as he finished sixth in the finals of 50-metre rifle prone while Prakash Nanjappa and Jitu Rai narrowly missed out on finals of men's 10-metre air pistol in the 51st Shooting World Championships here on Thursday.
Indian shooters failed to impress on the third day of competitions in the 51st Shooting World Championship as trap ace Manavjit Singh Sandhu missed out on a final berth by a whisker while Rahi Sarnabot and Anisa Sayyed disappointed in women's 25-m pistol here today.
Lucknow boy Jitu Rai on Tuesday became the first Indian shooter to qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympics after bagging a quota place with an impressive silver medal-finish at the 51st Shooting World Championships, here.
Ace marksman Abhinav Bindra belied expectations after failing to qualify for the finals of men's 10 air rifle event in the 51st ISSF World Championships, his hopes of earning an Olympic quota in this tournament going up in smoke here today.
His impressive record notwithstanding, the uncertainties of modern sport leave Abhinav Bindra no guarantee of a first Asian Games gold in Incheon this month.
They may have been hitting the bulls eyes often in recent years but Indian shooters will still have their task cut out when they take to the range for the 51st World Championships starting here on Monday, eyeing as many Olympic quotas as possible.
Her plan to make a camouflaged entry into her native state Gujarat was put to rest when a crowd flocked in hordes to greet Lajja Gauswami at the airport and the Commonwealth Games medallist, in hindsight, is only "happy" about the "positive" developments around shooting.
After winning a host of medals in the Commonwealth Games, the Indian shooters are now aiming to bring laurels to the country in the upcoming World Shooting Championship in Granada and Asian Games in Incheon.
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According to media reports on Sunday journalists at the state broadcaster Nerit will in future produce content for radio, television and Internet in a single newsroom owing to staff shortages. This leaves less and less time for research, the left-leaning weekly Dromos tis Aristeras criticises: "If a journalist plans a story and urgently needs an institution to make a statement it's clear that his story will land in the wastepaper basket [because there's not enough time]. In the worst case it will be falsified. The 'death' of the news report gives media companies complete control over information. The term 'newsroom' is now very popular with media companies. It has allowed them to trample on industrial laws and journalists. An editor who is in the production chain of a newsroom no longer has the right to say what he thinks and thus no longer really takes part in the process of producing information." (22/11/2014)
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Several politicians have recently spoken out in favour of reducing VAT on online newspaper subscriptions. More important would be for the public broadcaster Yle to stop competing with private companies, the business paper Kauppalehti believes: "Generally speaking, cutting the tax by a few percentage points won't make such a difference. What's needed are structural changes. That applies above all to Yle. Why does it publish news texts on the Internet? Who needs them? ... The only advantage for the reader is that they're for free. For that reason they represent one of the main hurdles to the introduction of paid digital content. ... Even if the political tug of war over Yle goes on forever, the following might be possible: one could decide that the online portal Yle.fi should in future concentrate on broadcasting television and radio programmes that the commercial media don't produce." (19/11/2014)
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Viktor Orbán's right-wing conservative government wants to further raise the tax on advertising revenues it introduced this summer. Worst hit by the measure will be private broadcaster RTL Klub. The left-liberal daily Népszabadság writes that the government is only harming itself by fuelling the ire of the already anti-government broadcaster: "The government is raising the stakes: stressing the need for a fair distribution of the public burden it now wants to impose a higher advertising tax. ... Its target is clearly RTL. ...The whole situation is reminiscent of a deadly poker game. But it also raises the question of just who will toss in the towel first, the government or RTL. The fact is that the popularity of the governing party Fidesz is waning, the anti-government demonstrations show no sign of abating, and RTL is becoming increasingly expert at showing the drawbacks of government's policies." (14/11/2014)
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Just a few days after taking office Prime Minister Boyco Borisov's ruling party Gerb is planning to introduce a media law that foresees legal punishment for defamation by journalists and limited access for reporters to parliament so that they don't disturb MPs in their work. The oppositional daily Duma comments ironically: "Reporters and journalists are once again Gerb's favourite subject. The media sector is at the top of its agenda - as if everything else was going swimmingly. ... A few days ago Borisov allegedly told parliamentary reporters that they were starting to get on his nerves. 'Don't push my good will and pliability too far and don't lean too far out of the window,' he apparently told colleagues. At least he warned them. He's so generous." (14/11/2014)
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The US news channel CNN announced on Tuesday that it will stop broadcasting in Russia at the end of the year. The broadcaster blames a new Russian media law that bans foreign investors from owning more than 20 percent of a medium broadcast in Russia. The national-conservative paper Neatkarīgā accuses the Western channel of cowardliness: "When it comes to bans on foreign TV channels and the revival of censorship Western democracy has its weaknesses. Bans on freedom of information and censorship are a rejection of democracy. If the West says: 'We will dispense with democracy' then our system is no better than that in China or Russia. The Western media need to take a close look in the mirror and condemn Russia's new media system, because it lacks all trace of democracy. The new media law only serves the advertising customers. ... CNN must not subordinate its interests to those of the political and financial clans in Russia." (13/11/2014)
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The two remaining candidates in Romania's presidential election faced each other in their first TV debate aired by the commercial channel Realitatea TV on Tuesday. The Romanian-German candidate Klaus Iohannis wasn't very convincing, the news portal Hotnews comments: "Why did Iohannis come to the debate so ill-prepared? Did he not realise that it was so important? Did he not have time to prepare? ... We don't know the answer, but the result is obvious. It is already being discussed on the social networks. A presidential candidate can't afford to display so many gaps in knowledge, and being well informed on the subject of corruption is a must - particularly when you're facing the leader of the Social Democrats [Victor Ponta] and you fall into his rhetorical traps. ... Oddly, Iohannis kept looking at the clock. He even reminded the presenter that the time for the TV debate was up. You got the impression that he was desperate for it to be over - not a good sign." (12/11/2014)
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At the start of November the regional news channel N1 started broadcasting from studios in Belgrade, Sarajevo and Zagreb. The weekly of the Serb minority Novosti finds it lamentable that Croat nationals now fear pro-Yugoslavian sentiment: "They are afraid that N1 is a reincarnation of the broadcaster Xutel [a pan-Yugoslavian TV channel founded in 1990 which ceased broadcasting as a result of the war in 1992]. But there's an antidote at hand: anyone can take the remote control and switch to a different channel. There is no monopoly of opinion nowadays. It's wonderful that N1 is broadcasting regional, cultural and documentary content. N1 broadcast the television series Shopping Mall in its first days, a TV hit by Belgrade-based director Igor Stoimenov and dedicated to Yugo-nostalgia. ... Back then it was broadcast by all the regional TV channels apart from Croatia's. Now this mistake has been corrected." (09/11/2014)
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Romania's two presidential candidates are currently working out the details for a televised duel. While Sibiu's Mayor Klaus Iohannis wants a lively debate broadcast by all the country's TV channels, Prime Minister Victor Ponta is calling for four debates on different channels, two of which are considered loyal to him. For the news portal Ziare a duel is indispensable: "The tension is huge, and any mistake can be fatal for the candidates. That's why Ponta is avoiding direct confrontation with Iohannis [in a single duel]. ... The people will apply pressure, as will the television stations, who don't want to miss out on such an event. A small TV station can keep itself afloat financially for an entire year with the proceedings from such a duel. And it's clear: anyone who wants to be president of this country over the next years must have defeated his opponent in a TV duel. The coming days will decide whether we get one or not." (06/11/2014)
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After the failure of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's plans for an Internet tax journalist Werner Stanzl argues in the state-run daily Wiener Zeitung that in principle such a tax is a good idea: "A tax of around a euro per gigabyte would be a fair requirement in terms of competition. After all, consumers are forced to pay a contribution in the form of VAT on everything they buy, including newspapers and books. So why should such access to information and entertainment via the Internet be tax-free? It's a wonder publishers didn't start shrieking about being put at a disadvantage long ago. ... The taxation of bytes would certainly make things more exciting: How would the Internet consumer react to byte-intensive online advertisements? Would he click on those advertisements if he knew it cost money? And even more exciting: How would the advertising strategists react to this?" (05/11/2014)
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The terrorist militia Islamic State (IS) has apparently brought the Jahar gas field near Homs under its control again after months of fighting. The group published several photos in online networks, showing among other things the IS flag flying above the gas field. Such reports should be taken with a pinch of sale, Thomas L. Friedman writes in the left-liberal daily La Repubblica: "The Islamic State … has accompanied its brutal takeover of large swaths of Iraq and Syria with the kidnapping and beheading of journalists. Any Western journalists who would dare to venture into ISIS territory today would be risking their lives every second. ... What are we missing by not having reporters permanently present inside IS territory? A lot. ... ISIS is telling us what it wants us to know through Twitter and Facebook, and keeping from us anything it doesn't want us to know. So be wary of what anyone tells you about this war - good, bad or indifferent. Without independent reporting on the ground, we're in for some surprises. If you don't go, you don't know." (04/11/2014)
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
Eat with your Eyes: Thornton's Classics
Ah, the classic box of chocolates. Each little piece is like a gift unto itself, the chocolate wrapping holds a sweet treasure inside.
These are Thornton's Classics, a mostly milk chocolate assortment from the United Kingdom. They're tasty, but sadly the high heat of Southern California has not been kind to them, so I'll need to get a hold of more someday for a proper review.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Brach's Triple Fruit Gummies
Brach's, which calls itself "America's Candy Maker" has been busy churning out new varieties of their classic candies as well as their original line of goodies. When I saw all the fun new things they were coming out with, I search and searched my local stores. When I couldn't find them, CandyWarehouse.com was good enough to help me out by providing some samples for me.
The new Brach's Triple Fruit Gummies are an interesting take on the divisive seasonal icon. They're traditional gummis in the classic candy corn shape (as the package notes with a picture to remind me how it looks) and come in three layers of flavor: lemon, orange and cherry.
Brach's did have what they said were gummi candy corn about 5 years ago, they were really little jelly candies in different fruit flavors. That particular bag of Brach's Gummi Candy Corn I found was available in trick or treat packaging, but I'm not certain if these Triple Fruit Gummies are available that way.
The size is the same as a standard candy corn kernel. They stand easily, as they don't have a slight convex base, instead it's slightly concave and creates a pretty good flat rim. The pieces are layered, just like fondant style candy corn, though these are much more vividly colored. The base is a hot pink (cherry) the middle is orange and the top is yellow (lemon). The layers are pretty diffuse, so it's a slow mixing of the colors instead of distinct bands. The gummis smell like fruit punch and a little like cherry.
They're soft, which is a nice texture for a gummi, but odd for these colors because they're rather fleshy looking because of the opaque quality. The flavor is overall tart with a light fruity note. The cherry permeates the whole thing, though there is a less cherry note on the top layers, I wasn't getting the citrus that I thought the description promised.
They're decent, certainly fun looking, but not the flavor of gummis I actually wanted. It's a good effort on the edge of the candy corn sphere of confections. Brach's undeniably makes a nice candy corn, but this isn't candy corn, except in shape. It's missing all the other qualities in texture, subtlety and divisiveness.
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Friday, October 3, 2014
Seattle Chocolates Devil's Delight Bar
It's fun to see all the kids candy for Halloween, but sometimes adults want something a little special too. Enter Seattle Chocolates Devil's Delight Dark Chocolate Truffle Bar with Peanut Butter & Pretzels. It's described as Salted pretzel pieces and creamy peanut butter in dark chocolate that uses Rainforest Alliance Certified™ cocoa. A devilishly delicious combination!. That definitely sounds right up my alley.
It's nice to see a seasonal bar using ethically sourced cacao, and in this case, it's no more expensive than other similar bar on store shelves.
Don't be disappointed if it's not your cup of tea, there are two others: Bloody Orange Truffle Bar and Dead Sea Salt Truffle Bar.
The bar is compact and uses the same mold as all the other Seattle Chocolates bars I've tried. At 2.5 ounces, it's a bit too much to eat in one sitting and not quite enough for two portions. Basically, it's perfect for the stingy sharer ... give one section to another person, eat the rest yourself.
The pieces are thick sections that hold the truffle filling.
The bar smells pleasantly nutty with a woodsy chocolate component. The dark chocolate is bittersweet and has a nice, silky melt. The filling is a little odd. It's very peanutty, which I enjoyed and had some good salty pops. But the pretzel pieces seemed stale, as can happen when mixing with inclusions. I liked the peanut butter part, very smooth and nutty and offset well by the dark chocolate. I think they mix the peanut butter in with white chocolate, which is genius. Overall, I liked it, though I didn't finish it in one sitting. One of the things I've seen that solves the stale pretzel problem is to give them a quick dip in chocolate before mixing them in.
This bar was sent to me as a sample from Seattle Chocolates, but I did see them for sale at Cost Plus World Market.
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
Eat with your Eyes: Fruity Gumballs
I'm always attracted to these beautifully crafted gumballs at the mall in the vending machines. I finally broke down and bought some, just because they're so pretty. I'm not going to review them because, well, they weren't good enough to even warrant 300 words.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Necco Skybar Zombie Food
Necco is an odd company that makes antiquated candies and buys up old candy brands. While the nostalgia is comforting, it's a little odd when they try to be hip, like when they update their conversation heart mottoes, or came out with a line of Twilight themed candies.
However, for a couple of years they've been trying to do more novelty and seasonal candies, many of which I've appreciated. They have quite a few zombie themed items and for the first time I was able to find the Necco Skybar Zombie Food. They're priced well at Cost Plus World Market at 59 cents each, though they were $1.50 across the parking lot at Dylan's Candy Bar.
I bought two of these, hoping for two different shapes, but ended up with two hearts. The first one I opened was cracked and oozing and sticky. Though that's probably acceptable to a zombie, I wanted to photograph and eat something a bit more pristine. Luckily #2 was in great shape.
The pieces are exactly one ounce, so it's a little less than a regular portion and two might be too much.
It's a striking looking candy. The chocolate mold is well made with an anatomically accurate human heart. My unbroken one looked great, though the packaging does little to protect the candy from getting cracked.
It smelled nice, pleasantly milky and sweet. The chocolate is passable, a little on the grainy side and sweet. The caramel filling is grainy but also not terribly sweet, there's a cereal flavor to it, not quite a toasted sugar caramel. It's nicely balanced. Of course the red food coloring left a weird, metallic aftertaste for me, but your mileage may vary.
The whole thing lacks anything else though. For 59 cents it's passable, but only as a novelty item. If you're looking for a drug store caramel, opt for the Milky Way Simply Caramel for better chocolate and caramel (though I still wasn't wild about them either). But if you're a fan of Cadbury Caramel Eggs, these might be a nice Halloween option. I'd like to say that they'd be great for Halloween trick-or-treat, but I fear that being thrown into a bag with a bunch of other candy is just too rigorous for them, if half of mine were cracked just from the store.
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