Twix originated in the United Kingdom in the late ’60s and was introduced in the U.S. in 1979. This candy bar consists out of cookie which is topped with caramel and then coated with chocolate. It may seem like a simple combination, but it is highly effective and adored by candy lovers around the world.

In her attempt to make an already great candy even better, Claire decided to keep the original elements of the Twix (cookie, caramel, and chocolate) and just make them fancier. For cookie, she used shortbread while the caramel was made following the recipe for salted caramel chocolate tart. Finally, she used Temper chocolate for the cover.

Curious how Claire’s gourmet Twix turned out? Want to try and make them yourself? Then watch the video below.

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Kids ended up getting a chance to enjoy mushrooms from Super Mario Bros, power pellets from Pac-Man, shield potions from Fortnite, carrots from Minecraft, irradiated mac and cheese from Fallout, and much more, while probably making gamers all around jealous.

If you are curious how famous food from video games looks and tastes like in real life, watch the video below.

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This time, they had an opportunity to taste the way school lunches evolved in the last 100 years.

As expected, the kids were not big fans of school lunch from the 1910s which involved pea soup and rice or the one with boiled beef and creamed spinach from 1930s. On the other hand, 1960s version of school lunch with eggs, orange juice, and bananas got a much more positive reaction as well as 1980s meal which was the favorite because it involved pizza, chicken nuggets, and Capri Sun.

You can check out how school lunches looked like in the last 100 years and how today’s kids react to them in the video below.

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Twix originated in the United Kingdom in the late ’60s and was introduced in the U.S. in 1979. This candy bar consists out of cookie which is topped with caramel and then coated with chocolate. It may seem like a simple combination, but it is highly effective and adored by candy lovers around the world.

In her attempt to make an already great candy even better, Claire decided to keep the original elements of the Twix (cookie, caramel, and chocolate) and just make them fancier. For cookie, she used shortbread while the caramel was made following the recipe for salted caramel chocolate tart. Finally, she used Temper chocolate for the cover.

Curious how Claire’s gourmet Twix turned out? Want to try and make them yourself? Then watch the video below.

The post Find out How to Make a Gourmet Version of Twix Chocolate Bar appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Kids ended up getting a chance to enjoy mushrooms from Super Mario Bros, power pellets from Pac-Man, shield potions from Fortnite, carrots from Minecraft, irradiated mac and cheese from Fallout, and much more, while probably making gamers all around jealous.

If you are curious how famous food from video games looks and tastes like in real life, watch the video below.

The post Watch Kids Try Iconic Foods from Video Games appeared first on PlayJunkie.

This time, they had an opportunity to taste the way school lunches evolved in the last 100 years.

As expected, the kids were not big fans of school lunch from the 1910s which involved pea soup and rice or the one with boiled beef and creamed spinach from 1930s. On the other hand, 1960s version of school lunch with eggs, orange juice, and bananas got a much more positive reaction as well as 1980s meal which was the favorite because it involved pizza, chicken nuggets, and Capri Sun.

You can check out how school lunches looked like in the last 100 years and how today’s kids react to them in the video below.

The post Kids Try 100 Years of School Lunches appeared first on PlayJunkie.