To honor the iconic candy bar brand’s 90th anniversary, the brains behind Snickers decided to create a 4,700-pound bar. (Drew Anthony Smith/AP Images for SNICKERS)
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To honor the iconic candy brand’s 90th anniversary, the brains behind Snickers decided, hey, what better way to celebrate that than with a 4,700-pound candy bar? Someone in the room then likely said, “There is no better way!” and thus the “largest Snickers bar ever created” was born.
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The bar reportedly took more than 600 people to construct and used caramel, peanuts, nougat and 3,500 pounds of chocolate to create the “equivalent to more than 41,000 single-size Snickers bars.”
It reportedly took more than 600 people to construct the giant chocolate nut bar. (Drew Anthony Smith/AP Images for SNICKERS)
The Mars Wrigley-owned brand cooked up the confection during a Guinness World Records title attempt, according to a press release. However, Mars Wrigley will have to wait until the Snickers is consumed before it's officially recognized and recorded as the largest chocolate nut bar.
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And if you’re thinking, "Wow, that’s big, I guess they’ll stop now because they’ve already made the largest Snickers," you’d be wrong!
The brand further said that, again, the four-thousand-seven-hundred-pound-candy-bar is but “a small version of something even bigger the brand has planned for Super Bowl LIV."
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