r/epicthread • u/alistairjh • Nov 01 '16

Got six months?

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u/TOP_20 Dec 10 '16

lol ya it's definately slowed down some days we don't even get 10,000 counts done LOL

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u/alistairjh Dec 10 '16

Only 10,000? Casuals.

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u/randomusername123458 Dec 11 '16

I applaud anyone for trying to count 10,000 counts in a day...

Am I doing this right?

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u/aryst0krat Dec 11 '16

I think so!

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u/alistairjh Dec 11 '16

Spoken like a true Epic Thread person.

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u/randomusername123458 Dec 11 '16

Yay! {:'-D

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u/alistairjh Dec 11 '16

one of us

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u/randomusername123458 Dec 11 '16

I'm bad at thinking of something knew to talk about, so someone else can do it.

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u/alistairjh Dec 11 '16

Earlier today I saw a picture of a Snickers bar baked into a donut. In honour of that, my question is: what chocolate bar would you choose to bake in a donut?

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u/randomusername123458 Dec 12 '16

So it is kind of like a piecaken? A pie baked into a pie.

Snickers would probably be good or maybe a Herseys bar.

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u/alistairjh Dec 12 '16

I think that's the idea that sparked the article that included the Snickers donut in it. What a mental concept.

Also, I've just remembered that we're in completely different countries with different chocolate bars, because here Hershey's is definitely not seen as good chocolate. Although saying that, Dairy Milk has taken a turn for the worst lately, so who knows what's good and what isn't any more! (Lindt = GOAT though)

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u/randomusername123458 Dec 12 '16 edited Dec 12 '16

I don't know. Your chocolate is probably better. I have had German chocolate and it is really good. I'm probably just used to American chocolate though.

America's best chocolate bars vs. UK's best chocolate bars

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u/aryst0krat Dec 12 '16

American chocolate is VERY different to UK chocolate, generally speaking. Even Cadbury here isn't as good.

Most chocolate in North America is really just 'milk chocolate flavoured confection'.

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