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    How many peanuts are in one snicker bar?

    Question #127826. Asked by inkapoo2. (Nov 16 12 1:16 PM)


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    		The web abounds with unscientific data!. For a 60g (2oz) ther is a published report of 27.
    There are plenty of ways suggesting how this can be scientifically proven - wash the Snickers bar in hot water and what you will have left are just the peanuts. Of course this experiment is flawed as no-one will ever be able to complete this work without eating at least part of the bar and hence risking having a piece of a peanut.
    This could be one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the universe. Send it to Mythbusters!
    See:
    http://ask.metafilter.com/103279/How-many-peanuts-are-in-a-Snickers-bar

    Nov 16 12, 1:29 PM

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