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THE CONCEPT This was Ian's idea: Bake a gigantic oversized candy bar for a snack at our housewarming party. The full humor of this idea did not completely hit us until we were about half way through creating this monstrosity. Upon completion, we were faced with a 26427 calorie, 1566 total fat grams, 12 pound candy bar. Divided by a 2 oz single serving Snickers bar that equals 100 total servings. The illusion of the final product is that it looks like a chocolate cake, fluffy and soft. In reality it contains 14 layers of solid ingredients, and could most likely render someone unconscious if used to produce a quick blow to the head. INGREDIENTS Shortbread, chocolate chips, Peanut butter, Dry roasted peanuts, Marshmallow whip, Caramel, Snickers pop-ables, Peanut butter M&M's, Rice Krispies. Specific ingredients can vary, don't be afraid to experiment heavily. MATERIALS
FINAL RESULT
 Here is the candy bar upon completion. It debuted at the housewarming party, and took a week to consume. |
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