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View Poll Results: What Pinata should we make?
BMW 6 14.29%
Honda 1 2.38%
Volkswagen 4 9.52%
Hyundai 2 4.76%
Acura 0 0%
Nissan 0 0%
Fiat 1 2.38%
Subaru 2 4.76%
Kia 5 11.90%
Other 21 50.00%
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Old 05-21-2014, 09:30 PM
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I voted for other...a so-called "smart" car.

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What should the piņata be filled with? Candy? What kind?
Anything other than candy (and air cleaner decals)?

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What should the piņata be filled with? Candy? What kind?
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any type of candy that can resist hitting the ground without the packaging breaking open. Root beer barrels? Sweet Tarts? Bottle Caps?

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Root beer barrels? Sweet Tarts? Bottle Caps?
Is it OK if we use candy from this century?
I can't remember the last time I've seen root beer barrels or bottle caps for sale. Are they still being made??
I think I saw sweet tarts last halloween. Someone was telling me that sweet tarts in Canada are different than sweet tarts in the US. Anyone confirm/deny?

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Is it OK if we use candy from this century?
I can't remember the last time I've seen root beer barrels or bottle caps for sale. Are they still being made??
I think I saw sweet tarts last halloween. Someone was telling me that sweet tarts in Canada are different than sweet tarts in the US. Anyone confirm/deny?

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Hey, I found a few root beer barrels in my truck the other week after hauling kids around. I did buy bottle caps for this past halloween, they were in similar packets as the sweet tarts. As for the taste being different, I can't confirm. I can fully confirm that Hershey's chocolate bar is different tasting bought here then the one I got in Canada

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I'll take a case of Coffee Crisp bars from Canada for me. Sorry Steve but they're too good to use in the piņata.

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Someone was telling me that sweet tarts in Canada are different than sweet tarts in the US. Anyone confirm/deny?

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I am going later today (Friday) and will do a taste test. Results in 24hrs, maybe?

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