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Why DIDN'T they put a stick in a Klondike Bar? |
I've just had one, for the first time, and well...I can't help but to wonder why they didn't put the Klondike Bar on a stick? Does anyone know? They wouldn't be so easy to melt or so messy, if they were on a stick. Of course they are good. I'm just wondering. Do you know why they didn't put a stick in a Klondike Bar? What would I do for a Klondike Bar? I'd put a stick up it's bottom so it would stay nice and cold and not so messy to eat! :D I bet you could make millions if you sell the idea to the Klondike Co. Good Luck. Oh, if you make millions, can I have a loan? Thanks! :-P If you need a handle , stick a fork or butter knife in it . > If they had a stick, it would be like an Eskimo Pie, and wouldn't be unique. The idea is called product differentiation, why you would buy one product over another. Somewhat related, it costs money to have a machine to put the stick in, and then you have to buy all of the sticks, and they get thrown away and aren't recycled - thus Klondike does the environment a service by not adding something that's just going to end up in a landfill. |
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