Minnesota's Favorite Candy Bar Is...

I don't know much, but I do know one thing; candy bars are awesome and my dentist would agree! I've spent more money than I care to remember on repairing my teeth after years of neglect. But you didn't come here to hear about my lack of dental care, you want to know what the top five favorite candy bars in Minnesota are.

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This is an unscientific study based on several minutes of easy research and validated by no one. This list is limited only to candy bars, well kinda. So you won't find delicious M&M's or tangy Nerds, only candy bar goodness.

Here are the top five candy bars that satisfy the collective sweet tooth of Minnesota:

5. Butterfinger

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I have a love/hate relationship with Butterfinger candy bars. It's more of a "love" relationship because they taste so good, but they tend to stick to my teeth. Don't eat these without a toothpick nearby.

4. Snickers

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Snickers, the official candy bar of that quick afternoon "pick-me-up." It's a classic.

3. Twix

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Who doesn't like a cookie bar covered in caramel and chocolate? My favorite Twix was the peanut butter flavor. I haven't seen them in years, I fear they were discontinued. Let's start a petition to bring them back!

2. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

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Are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups a candy bar? Not really, but who's going to argue with something that tastes this incredible? I have a bag of these in the house at all times. If it were up to me, they would be a the top.

1. Kit Kat

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Kit Kat is an American classic. It was my grandmother's favorite candy for what it's worth. The sweet satisfaction that comes from breaking the bars apart and then biting into those crispy chocolate-covered wafers. Few things in this world are better than that. Kit Kat has certainly earned its spot as the top candy bar in Minnesota.

Inside Minnesota's Largest Candy Store

I had been to Minnesota's Largest Candy Store once before, but they did some pretty cool things since the last time I was there. They added a bunch of superheroes, Star Wars stuff, and a candy band.

According to their Facebook page, Jim's Apple Farm is actually how the now huge candy store got its start. It is located in Jordan, MN and you can't miss it. It is a huge yellow building.

Even though candy is mentioned in the name, they have a little bit of everything. They have fresh baked pies and cookies and fudge. We walked in and it smelled amazing!

They also have the largest selection of sodas! Then there is chocolate and taffy and gummies and chips and puzzles and games. So much stuff!

They even have a Zoltar machine like in the movie, Big. I had to check that out. He told me the only helping hand is at the end of my arm. Gee, thanks Zoltar.

There were even crickets and worms! Not gummy worms, but actual worms.

They also have candy from all over the world!

The store is seasonal, however. November is their last month of operation for the season.

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