Hmm, I'd probably pick pennies on the ground of a parking lot until I gathered enough to buy a Klondike bar.

I’ll opt out of the giveaway, as I am not a fan of ice cream (as I’ve mentioned in previous comments). And even though I actually *did* like ice cream as a kid, I remember not particularly liking Klondike bars… so obviously, if the question is what I would do for one, the answer is most likely “nothing”.

That chocolate shell actually does look noticeably thicker; I remember Klondike bars as having very thin, brittle shells. There was always at least one corner of the bar where the shell was already cracked, with the ice cream oozing out. I imagine, therefore, that the thicker shell is quite likely an improvement.

Wow… for the first time, you finished the entire product on camera during your review! I actually disagree with the criticism you get for taking only one or two bites of the products that you review. Without going on into a boring, complicated lecture, the physiology of taste is such that the most accurate impressions are formed during the first couple of bites of a food (or the first one or two tastes of a wine… which is why I was taught this information in the first place). When tasting something in order to judge its quality, one or two bites (or sips, in the case of beverages) is exactly right when you want to form an accurate impression and opinion of the flavor. I do understand that if you eat a frozen meal in its entirety, you can judge whether or not the product is actually filling… which is useful information, I will admit… but to me, it’s not the most absolutely critical information, and you can still provide a reasonable guess after a couple of bites as to whether or not the entire thing would fill you up. And like I said, when it comes to making the most accurate judgment regarding a product’s quality based on taste alone, what you’re doing now… just taking those first couple of bites… is exactly the right thing to do.

(Not that I didn’t enjoy this particular review though… it was funny watching you race against the clock… or, more accurately, the melting ice cream and the crumbling shell… to finish that Klondike bar.)

Yes..that review did make my mouth water…If I was still in Mexico there would be no way for me to get klondikes, let alone something similar, but now I can run out and get something to satiate my craving for ice cream/chocolaty goodness.

What would I do for a klondike bar, hmm, I am not really sure. I can't say that I have ever had one, now that I think of it. The closest thing I think I have had is a sports bar at Fenway, but those have both vanilla and chocolate ice cream..but are amazing, and for one of those..I would be willing to pay the $4.50 they charge there…

wtf? I commented hours ago. Do you need to review comments first?

George, to solve the SPAM issue that I once had I approve each person's first comment. Then your account gets white listed. Your comments should publish instantly now.

My son Matthew said he would do chores for the klondike guy.

Echo710, in your case it is a special case. I am typically able to add any commenter to the whitelist but for some reason yours does not ever stick. I'm not sure if it's because you havent registered with Disqus or because you have an AOL address. I have contacted support at Disqus specifically in regards to your account.

So unfortunately until it is resolved, your comments dont get published until I have a chance to manually approve them. So sorry

To answer your question of the day, I would leave you this comment for a [potential] Klondike bar.

I’d root for the Yankees for a Klondike bar. Coming from a Northeastern Husky, that’s quite a serious proposal.

Greg > This is great stuff about Klondike Bars. I personally do not eat a lot of chocolate so KLONDIKE bars are a good snack since there is more Vanilla than chocolate. Anyway I will have to give them a try based on your review. I would probably streak naked at a Hot September high school football game for a Klondike Bar. You know to cool down a little.
take care man i'll keep watching.

I would take on a challenge to eat all 6 klondike bars in a competitive eating-style match. (I probably would make it through 3.)

so…who won?

The Klondike Bars are sooo good that sometimes we have more in our freezer than the store has. But what's bad is when the kids call later at night & ask to bring some over & my wife does it!!! They are gooood!!!

Wow, way to torture us by eating the whole thing in front of our faces
But then again, it was great.