They are 450 calories each and have carbs and protein. The shelf life is long and they're pretty heat tolerant. They're not great nutrition, but they're an excellent "meal" for a get home bag or to store in a vehicle for emergencies.
Payday King Size (Candy Bar)
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*****Isn't that the candy bar that looks like a poop with nuts in it? I think they used one in the movie Caddyshack with Bill Murray and it was a great scene!
I haven't had one in years, but they were really popular when I was growing up.
Katadyn NRG-5 is available on Amazon.
Sodium free for those that need to be concerned.
Sodium free for those that need to be concerned.
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You are thinking baby ruth. Lol
johnkn
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Yum go for it
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If I kept a candy bar in my truck for emergencies, every day would be an emergency.
A 24 pack of the 1.84 oz. Bars is <$19 on Amazon, I keep them in stock in the shop!
I like the way you think.
Moonlighter
Noob
I'm gaining weight just reading this thread.
Murder Payday bars added as a door prize to the PPPPP
I carry a few small bags of almonds and peanuts and a couple Pure Protein Bars, 19-21g Protein, 180-200 Calories or Kirkland Signature Protein bar energy 21 g Protein 190 Calories, both are loaded with Protein, low Cab, Low sugar. A bit like C or K Rat bars but those were high in sugars and low in Protein. Along with a couple bottle of water. That will get you thru times when you can't stop to eat and you need some thing to keep you going.
Nice, Payday is a pretty good candy.
WARNING: what follows is work avoidance.
Not being familiar with these, I grabbed a couple PD Peanut Caramel King Size bars yesterday that were right at the checkout line at Walmart. $1.68/each.
First thing that caught my attention is that it’s a b-b-big and dense bar. Lots of heft to it, enough that you might could even weaponize it inside the toe end of a sock in a pinch, if you don’t happen to have a roll of quarters on ya. If you do that, I’d def leave it inside the wrapper and maybe fold it in half.
It also says “3 servings per container; serving size 1/3 bar”. F that, I ate the whole thing . It was a snack between bruftiss and lunch, and I’m thinking now I’ll just save lunch for the ride home instead.
The wrapper sticks to the bar such you can’t just slide the bar out like most normal candy bars (i.e. Zagnut). You have to kind of unfurl the wrapper as you go, or just unwrap the whole thing at once which will leave a sticky thing to hold onto and potentially risk some of the peanuts falling off.
The caramel seems to hold the peanuts onto the exterior of the bar very well. The outer caramel is only slightly chewy. The interior caramel has a more grainy or doughy texture rather than sticky or gooey. The “stick to your teeth” quotient is very low for a “caramel” candy bar.
The flavor is good and primarily that of salted roasted peanuts with some sweet caramel chewiness added.
There’s a lot of bulk to this bar. I’m sitting here 30 minutes later thinking I shoulda just had the one serving (1/3 of the bar). Now all I wanna do is take a nap.
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Not being familiar with these, I grabbed a couple PD Peanut Caramel King Size bars yesterday that were right at the checkout line at Walmart. $1.68/each.
First thing that caught my attention is that it’s a b-b-big and dense bar. Lots of heft to it, enough that you might could even weaponize it inside the toe end of a sock in a pinch, if you don’t happen to have a roll of quarters on ya. If you do that, I’d def leave it inside the wrapper and maybe fold it in half.
It also says “3 servings per container; serving size 1/3 bar”. F that, I ate the whole thing . It was a snack between bruftiss and lunch, and I’m thinking now I’ll just save lunch for the ride home instead.
The wrapper sticks to the bar such you can’t just slide the bar out like most normal candy bars (i.e. Zagnut). You have to kind of unfurl the wrapper as you go, or just unwrap the whole thing at once which will leave a sticky thing to hold onto and potentially risk some of the peanuts falling off.
The caramel seems to hold the peanuts onto the exterior of the bar very well. The outer caramel is only slightly chewy. The interior caramel has a more grainy or doughy texture rather than sticky or gooey. The “stick to your teeth” quotient is very low for a “caramel” candy bar.
The flavor is good and primarily that of salted roasted peanuts with some sweet caramel chewiness added.
There’s a lot of bulk to this bar. I’m sitting here 30 minutes later thinking I shoulda just had the one serving (1/3 of the bar). Now all I wanna do is take a nap.
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TheWhiteBuffalo
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The chocolate dipped Payday is amazing. I've only seen it in King Size.
Shorebilly
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I would eat all of them within the first 24 hours. Then I would die from type 2 diabetes
Shelf life of how long? Concerned with amount of fat(going rancid)
Calories in Payday Candy Bar - Calorie, Fat, Carb, Fiber, & Protein Info
Calories in Payday Candy Bar based on the calories, fat, protein, carbs and other nutrition information submitted for Payday Candy Bar.
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Correct, the Baby Ruth. Beat me to it!
lol
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