with yogurt coated pretzels, dark chocolate, chocolate vanilla creme cookies, dark and milk chocolate peanut butter cups, candy gems, butter toffee peanuts, and nonpareils.
“This one features spring-hued non-pareils, pastel candy gems, pink & yellow drizzled yogurt pretzels, butter toffee peanuts, dark & milk chocolate mini peanut butter cups, and Joe-Joe bark.
The dark chocolate Joe-Joe bark replaces the broken dark chocolate covered Joe-Joe pieces in Jingle Jangle. Though these use the same ingredients, this bark is heavier on dark chocolate and lighter on the cookie side. I still taste plenty of delicious cookie, but I prefer the Jingle Jangle version mostly because of the presence of the next components.
I have never seen nonpareils quite like the nonpareils with spring-colored sprinkles in Springle Jangle. They are huge and they are THICK. They’re surprisingly satisfying to eat, but I can’t help but feel like we don’t need huge chunks of a straightforward dark chocolate after already getting dark-chocolate Joe-Joe Bark and dark chocolate peanut butter cups. It just feels a bit underwhelming – especially because they’re the second most prominent thing in this container.
Look, as I’ve been sitting here writing towards the conclusion that Springle Jangle is inferior to Jingle Jangle, it’s worth noting that I’m already on my second container. Everything is of excellent quality and the stuff finds a way to jump into your mouth whether you like it or not. I especially enjoy the change-up that the yogurt pretzels and butter toffee peanuts provide.”
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From Junk Banter 2020
“This one features spring-hued non-pareils, pastel candy gems, pink & yellow drizzled yogurt pretzels, butter toffee peanuts, dark & milk chocolate mini peanut butter cups, and Joe-Joe bark.
The dark chocolate Joe-Joe bark replaces the broken dark chocolate covered Joe-Joe pieces in Jingle Jangle. Though these use the same ingredients, this bark is heavier on dark chocolate and lighter on the cookie side. I still taste plenty of delicious cookie, but I prefer the Jingle Jangle version mostly because of the presence of the next components.
I have never seen nonpareils quite like the nonpareils with spring-colored sprinkles in Springle Jangle. They are huge and they are THICK. They’re surprisingly satisfying to eat, but I can’t help but feel like we don’t need huge chunks of a straightforward dark chocolate after already getting dark-chocolate Joe-Joe Bark and dark chocolate peanut butter cups. It just feels a bit underwhelming – especially because they’re the second most prominent thing in this container.
Look, as I’ve been sitting here writing towards the conclusion that Springle Jangle is inferior to Jingle Jangle, it’s worth noting that I’m already on my second container. Everything is of excellent quality and the stuff finds a way to jump into your mouth whether you like it or not. I especially enjoy the change-up that the yogurt pretzels and butter toffee peanuts provide.”