Maybe 1 dollar
50p
86 cents.
It depends on which country and which shop you buy it from.
10 cents
Someone was eating a chocolate bar then they fell over and peanuts landed in there mouth and they like it that much they put them together in a chocolate bar thus creating the snickers we know and love today.
The relationship between the price of a chocolate bar and the quantity demanded is typically inverse, as described by the law of demand. When the price of chocolate bars decreases, consumers tend to buy more, leading to an increase in quantity demanded. Conversely, if the price increases, the quantity demanded generally decreases. This relationship reflects consumer behavior and preferences in response to price changes.
5 cents...the nick name wz nickel candy bar.
no more than 60p I am sure
In 1955, a standard Hershey's chocolate bar cost around 5 cents. This price reflected the general cost of candy during that time, which was significantly lower than today's prices. The Hershey's brand was already well-established by then, making its chocolate bars a popular treat.
When Hershey's chocolate first debuted in 1900, a standard bar cost just five cents. Today, the price of a Hershey's chocolate bar typically ranges from around $1 to $2, depending on the retailer and any promotions. This increase reflects inflation and changes in production costs over the years.
There is a can of pepsi and a bar of chocolate.
The first chocolate wasn't a bar, it was a fattening drink. The first person to make a chocolate bar wanted to make it less fattening, and more solid. Because he loved chocolate and was getting too fat over it.