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in the any lollie shop and they will specialy order it :)

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Yes

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No! They have buttery carmel inside, not peanutbutter.

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Yes. They contain peanut butter.

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• Sugar
• Glucose
• Peanuts
• Hydrogenated palm kernel oil
• Cocoa powder
• Modified milk ingredients
• Molasses
• Corn flakes
• Salt
• Soya lecithin
• Corn starch
• Artificial flavor
• TBHQ
• Citric acid
• Color

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Yes. The center is crushed corn flakes mixed with a sugary peanut flavored concoction.

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"Freshly roasted peanuts are chopped, and made into a creamy peanut butter that is blended with a sugar candy. This unique substance is kneaded, rolled, cut and covered in a chocolatey coating. Break out of the ordinary... and into a BUTTERFINGER!"

Taken from the Nestle website.

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nope

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no

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Butterfinger was invented by the Curtiss Candy Company of Chicago, Illinois, in 1923 The company held a public contest to choose the name of the candy. The name is a slang term used to describe a clumsy person, often in sporting events to describe an athlete who can't hold onto the ball. As an early publicity stunt and marketing ploy, the company dropped Butterfinger and Baby Ruth candy bars from airplanes in cities across the United States which helped increase its popularity.

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because it looks like a finger and has butter in it

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Yes, there are- they are sold in packages. Like cookies.

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I, being a person who loves butterfingers, find it hard to desribe the rich, delicious taste of them. There is sort of a peanut butter taste. You can't forget the smooth milk chocolate. Here are a list of flavors: nutty, chocolately, chewy, carmely, peanut buttery, um, good, DELICIOUS, all around good. This is a personal opinion.

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Please do not ask for answers for the questions in THE TINKLE contest. Please read the stories and get the answer. Answer cannot be disclosed.

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200,000

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It's a peanut spread that's the color and texture of peanut brittle.

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Corn Syrup, Sugar, Ground Roasted Peanuts, Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil, Cocoa, Molasses and deliciousness.=D

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butterfingers came out in 1923

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According to the Nestle USA website, they do not purchase peanut butter from Peanut Corporation of America or King Nut Company. http://www.nestleusa.com/PubNews/PressReleaseLibraryDetails.aspx?id=8AE67860-46DF-45D7-9E78-18657441AD9D

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Roasted peanuts are chopped, and made into a creamy peanut butter that is blended with a sugar candy. Butterfingers are great and has peanutbutter in it. FRANKIE!

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This is not a strict science question so there is no exact number, but it is a lot, also there are many disabled, but we shouldn't discriminate them.

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1 item is 6 Points

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My research indicates that Butterfinger candy bars are gluten-free but Butterfinger Crisp is not gluten free. The corn flakes are confectioner's corn. Nestle' will list any gluten contained in any of their products on the label.

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The original Butterfinger Candy bar was created by Curtiss Candy Company of Chicago in 1923. The company was later bought out by Nabisco who in turn sold the Butterfinger name to Nestles in the 1990's.

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releive fuel pressure than drop fuel tank and remove fue pump to get out,or go to any auto parts place and they might have something you can use to disolve it.

A butterfinger candy bar!!..

Well first of all in order for the butterfinger to have been put in the gas tank it would of had to been crushed up to get past the filler hole...In that case it will be completely disolved within 24-48 hours and will pass through the system..