Food of the Seventies, Chic-O-Stix
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Not sure about the name. It's a cylindrical candy bar, peanut butter (like in a Butterfinger) on the inside covered with finely crushed toasted coconut, hence the orangish-brownish color. To my surprise, contains no chicken.
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where can I find them. I want to buy some.If they still sell them.
E-mail me if someone finds them.
Thanks,Jesse
lexus4jess2@yahoo.com
I know Chik-o-Stiks are sold here in Kansas City. The building I work in has them in the little store in the basement and I get them on a regular basis. I have loved these since I was a kid and used to get them every single summer at the swimming pool!
These were damn good. I can still remember crunching into them. Funny, they didn't taste like chicken!
find them here:
http://www.candyattic.com/chicostix.html
There was nothing like a great big chicostix sitting in my grandma's front porch in the summer. they were big! Do they make them that size anymore?
You can buy them at www.thepennycandystore.com the company is located in Massachusetts. They are also known as "Clark Coconut crunch"
The only complaint I had was it seemed that every one I bought would turn out to be broken. I know that might seem trivial, but it was important that you could hold it up and take a big bite from it. They did taste great though.
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