What candy bar was named after an experimental monkey in a blender?

Answer 1

Oh, what a happy little question! The candy bar you're thinking of is called "Whatchamacallit." It has a fun and whimsical name that brings a smile to your face, just like when you see a squirrel playing in the trees. Just remember, there are no mistakes, only happy accidents!

Answer 2

Oh, dude, that's a wild question! The candy bar you're talking about is called the "Chunky" bar. It was named after a monkey named Chunky who was used in blender tests by the company that created the candy. So next time you bite into a Chunky bar, just remember there's a blender-loving monkey behind its name!

Answer 3

Oh honey, that's a wild one! The candy bar you're thinking of is the Chunky bar, named after the Chunky candy company's mascot, Chunky the monkey. But let's be real, that whole blender story is just a bunch of monkey business!

Answer 4

The candy bar named after an experimental monkey in a blender is the Whatchamacallit. It was introduced by The Hershey Company in 1978 and has a combination of peanut-flavored crisp with a layer of caramel, all coated in chocolate. The name "Whatchamacallit" reflects the idea of not being able to easily categorize or label the unique combination of flavors in the candy bar.

Answer 5

None was. There's a sick joke that says "What do you get when you put an experimental monkey in a blender?" The answer: Rhesus pieces. Rhesus is a type of monkey. Reese's Pieces is a candy, but it was not named after an experimental monkey in a blender.