IMO, not the world’s best chocolate bar. Maybe the world’s best mass- market candy bar. (My vote is…

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IMO, not the world’s best chocolate bar. Maybe the world’s best mass- market candy bar. (My vote is still for Pralus’ Barres Infernales.)

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/kitkat-worlds-best-chocolate-bar-vote-poll-ranker-a8213571.html

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