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Snickers Breaks Record for World’s Largest Chocolate Nut Bar

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January 20, 2020January 21, 2020Oovvuu Admin

On Jan 16, Snickers, which is owned by Mars, Incorporated, created the world’s largest chocolate nut bar.

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