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***Chocolate Bar Championship 2013 Group A***

Which bar is the star?

  • Kit Kat

    Votes: 23 17.7%
  • Mars

    Votes: 33 25.4%
  • Galaxy

    Votes: 31 23.8%
  • Drifter

    Votes: 15 11.5%
  • Kit Kat Chunky Mint

    Votes: 7 5.4%
  • Ripple

    Votes: 21 16.2%

  • Total voters
    130
  • Poll closed .


TSB

Captain Hindsight
Jul 7, 2003
17,666
Lansdowne Place, Hove
Good Evening. Here we are at the very beginning of a two-week-long struggle for chocolate supremacy and confectionery excellence.
Already, we've been treated to the spectacle of both Time Out and, amazingly, Wispa failing to qualify.
Forty-six entrants have made it this far: the biggest field in Chocolate Championship history.
Seven groups to start, with the top TWO qualifying automatically, plus THREE third-placed 'lucky losers' (decided by votes cast, rather than percentage share)

Can the Crunchie retain its crown or will a new boy reign supreme when all is over bar the shouting?

Here we go:

Group A

Kit Kat
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The original and, some would say, best version of the beloved Kit Kat family. Can this former heavyweight raise its game once more to compete at the top level?

Mars
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Like the Kit Kat, would have been a serious contender in days gone by. Few chocolate bars sell like a Mars, but can it be NSC's bar of choice?

Galaxy
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"Rich and creamy, this bar's dreamy", a rubbish advertising campaign once proclaimed. Dare the Galaxy dream of the prize still so far away?

Drifter
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Named after a tramp, there are many depths to this chocolatey gem. Let's be honest, though: despite any level of hyperbole - it's not getting through the group.

Kit Kat Chunky Mint
Kit-Kat-chunky-Mint.jpg

Kit Kat Chunky + Mint = a solid seller. Consistent and reliable if not flairtastic and exciting. A solid third place may be enough for Round two.
 




TSB

Captain Hindsight
Jul 7, 2003
17,666
Lansdowne Place, Hove
Ripple
galaxy-ripple-1.jpg

Galaxy chocolate with a Flake-like interior. I almost forgot to include it in the contest, so it'll be looking to prove me wrong from the off. Could go all the way. Could be knocked out first up. Unknown quantity.
 




Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
You've put semi finalists in the same starting group. How can you put Mars & Kit Kat together so early in the contest?
 








Mutts Nuts

New member
Oct 30, 2011
4,918
Good Evening. Here we are at the very beginning of a two-week-long struggle for chocolate supremacy and confectionery excellence.
Already, we've been treated to the spectacle of both Time Out and, amazingly, Wispa failing to qualify.
Forty-six entrants have made it this far: the biggest field in Chocolate Championship history.
Seven groups to start, with the top TWO qualifying automatically, plus THREE third-placed 'lucky losers' (decided by votes cast, rather than percentage share)

Can the Crunchie retain its crown or will a new boy reign supreme when all is over bar the shouting?

Here we go:

Group A

Kit Kat
View attachment 47549

The original and, some would say, best version of the beloved Kit Kat family. Can this former heavyweight raise its game once more to compete at the top level?

Mars
View attachment 47550

Like the Kit Kat, would have been a serious contender in days gone by. Few chocolate bars sell like a Mars, but can it be NSC's bar of choice?

Galaxy
View attachment 47551

"Rich and creamy, this bar's dreamy", a rubbish advertising campaign once proclaimed. Dare the Galaxy dream of the prize still so far away?

Drifter
View attachment 47552

Named after a tramp, there are many depths to this chocolatey gem. Let's be honest, though: despite any level of hyperbole - it's not getting through the group.

Kit Kat Chunky Mint
View attachment 47554

Kit Kat Chunky + Mint = a solid seller. Consistent and reliable if not flairtastic and exciting. A solid third place may be enough for Round two.

Shit poll when the daddy of all chocolate bars is not even included
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvIC00EqJT0
 






CorgiRegisteredFriend

Well-known member
May 29, 2011
8,317
Boring By Sea
Good old Mars. Though you have to eat it in the correct way which is chocolate and cameral first then the nougat bit after.
 








tinycowboy

Well-known member
Aug 9, 2008
4,002
Canterbury
Ripple's a treat. KitKat is an everyday snack. Mars can be sickly and make the teeth ache. KitKat mint is a gimmick and should be embarrassed to even be in the same postcode as a mint Aero. Galaxy is good, Drifter belongs in the early 80s when quality was harder to come by. I'm going for Ripple - a low cal Twirl.
 




Stumpy Tim

Well-known member
Ripple's a treat. KitKat is an everyday snack. Mars can be sickly and make the teeth ache. KitKat mint is a gimmick and should be embarrassed to even be in the same postcode as a mint Aero. Galaxy is good, Drifter belongs in the early 80s when quality was harder to come by. I'm going for Ripple - a low cal Twirl.

A wonderful post full of factual punditry of the highest order. I'm going ripple and agree wholeheartedly.

The Mars would have romped it a few years back, before they changed the recipe.
 






Ceej

Active member
Feb 1, 2013
331
Manchester
Surprised at the low showing from KitKat original. Ripples are like a Galaxy made good. And agree that Mars was better a few years ago. KitKat and a cup of tea all the way.
 




Goldstone1976

We Got Calde in!!
Helpful Moderator
NSC Patron
Apr 30, 2013
13,782
Herts
I knew, just knew that collecting various users' passwords would come in handy one day. Mwah ha ha.
 








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