They were fresh and delicious and the peanuts were not stale

The price could be a lil less nd every once in a while a discount promotion would help

It's chewy with lots of peanuts and caramel.

the size and quantity great value and quality for the price

This was a great price on the candy bars, but they expire at the end of this month. I am not happy about this. I will know for next time.

Ok but too close to the 'best by' date, I should have looked at it.

Needs more nuts and to be sweeter

both boxs where demand candy looks fine.Need better packing

In New York, changing or altering expiration dates on food items, like Payday candy bars, could be considered illegal under consumer protection and food safety laws. Here's why: Misbranding: Changing the expiration date could be considered misbranding according to New York Agriculture and Markets Law § 201. This law states that food is considered misbranded if its labeling is false or misleading in any particular. Tampering: Depending on the intent, altering a product's expiration date could fall under NY Penal Law § 145.40 regarding tampering with a consumer product. This law criminalizes altering, adulterating, or contaminating a consumer product with the intent to injure another person or instill fear. Deceptive Practices: Altering expiration dates to sell outdated products could be seen as a deceptive trade practice, which is prohibited under New York law.

this candy was sent from so far away, and in this terrible heat, that it damaged the taste and quality of the Payday bar that we know and love!! I will never shop for candy again in summer, I will buy local!!