“I was driving from NH to PA, on my weekly commute to fire up Curiosity Doughnuts. At one of the many rest stops, I saw a gigantic Snickers bar for sale. It was to be sliced and shared. The size of the bar was massive. It was Willy Wonka-esque in stature. I really wanted to buy it. I didn’t. I’m good with exploring the idea of massive candy bars, and their opposites, tiny candy bars. And perhaps decorating a gigantic bar with miniature candy bars. Could we wrap the huge bar in dough and bake it? Sure, we could bread and fry it. And if we froze it and shaved it on the slicer, we would have a delicious garnish, especially to top our frozen Snickers pie. If there had been a huge Butterfinger, I would have bought it.
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