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“Take a minute to eat a Twix.” Twix is the best candy bar for many reasons. The few reasons are because it is healthier than snickers and more marketable. Those that like snickers will say that their advertisements are better than Twix, although you’re still you, after eating a Snickers. You never changed.
First of all Twix are a lot healthier than Snickers, Twix have 124 calories and 24 grams of sugar. Snickers have 215 calories, and has 20 grams of sugar. although Twix has more grams of sugar it's better than having 215 calories. Next example for how Twix are healthier than Snickers are that there's not many allergy-inducing foods in Twix, because in Snickers there's peanuts and most people are allergic to peanuts. How are you supposed to enjoy some chocolate without having to go to the hospital, here's an idea Twix it doesn't have peanuts in it, so it's a win win no hospital and enjoying some chocolate. …show more content…
This is because they have a wider variety of flavors, including Triple Chocolate, Java, Coconut and Gingerbread to name a few of the many, while Snickers has very few flavors, and generally only change the nut they make it with. Also Twix is packaged with gold-tinted packaging, making it the center of attention in most grocery store candy sections. On Walmart's website, almost 80% of the reviews for Twix, were satisfied customers. Twix's left and right Twix campaign is a good way to get friends to compete, and share their Twix bars with one another. This campaign also gets them more social media

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