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Someone dropped a school essay into the article. Perhaps parts are useful, so I put it here: - SCEhard T 20:44, 29 November 2005 (UTC) reply

The 100 grand bar was based on a television show similar to The Price Is Right. The show has around sixty questions and the regular reward is sixty thousand dollars but, if you get to the last stage you have the opportunity to win one hundred grand, hence “100 GRAND BAR.” The bar not only became famous because of the great taste but there was also a situation on a radio station. A DJ said that if the listener answered the question right that she would win one hundred grand. The listener thought that she would win money and she ended up being a victim of a hoax. The listener instead got a candy bar. The station ended up getting sued recently and the listener got her one hundred grand.

The majority of people think that it is bad to eat candy but the 100 GRAND BAR is filled with nine minerals. The bar has one hundred and ninety calories. It is constructed of a lot of sugar, which is the main source of carbohydrates. Yet it is low in sodium and cholesterol. Unlike the Snickers bar, which contains thirty-five carbohydrates and two hundred and eighty calories, it isn’t that great after all.

The structure of the candy bar is simple: it has two wafers that surround caramel and are drenched in chocolate.

Caramel.

Chewy chewy caramel.

Extra rich in car-ar-mel, (Ah!)

Nestle's hundred thousand dollar bar.

I'd pay real money (though not $100,000) to hear that commercial again... Rpresser 20:31, 9 August 2006 (UTC) reply

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