While browsing Valu$ at Tampines 1, I spotted the SNICKERS Peanut Brownie Bar on the shelf. That one discovery quickly snowballed into grabbing a handful of different SNICKERS bars I hadn’t tried yet.

Why Valu$ Might Be the Best Place for Cheap Treats

Sometimes the best finds happen when you’re not even looking. As I walked past the confectionery aisle, the SNICKERS Peanut Brownie packaging stood out like a beacon. Even better? The pricing. At Valu$, the original costs just $0.65, and the specialty flavours go for only $0.85 cents each. That’s a steal, especially when you consider that the same bar goes for $2 at NTUC FairPrice—and they don’t even stock the full range of flavours. Compared to other major supermarkets, Valu$ is indeed a hidden gem when it comes to scoring confectionery deals.

I also realised something: prices at Valu$ aren’t uniform. Neighbourhood outlets tend to be a little cheaper than the ones in shopping malls, and the product range varies from store to store. Still, it’s worth a look if you enjoy stocking up the pantry—even if you don’t find these SNICKERS bars, you’ll probably leave with something else because the shelves are packed with goodies.

SNICKERS Showdown: The Hits, Misses, and Must-Tries

SNICKERS Original

The SNICKERS Original remains the gold standard. Sweet, nutty, and delightfully chewy, it combines milk chocolate, peanuts, caramel, and nougat into one satisfying bar. My husband demolishes these during his triathlon training sessions. I keep them handy for those moments when blood sugar dips unexpectedly.

SNICKERS Peanut Brownie

The SNICKERS Peanut Brownie delivers exactly what its name promises. This variant transforms the familiar formula with a proper fudgy brownie texture. Much more chocolatey than its predecessor, it offers a richer, chewier experience with genuine brownie depth.

SNICKERS Berry Whip

SNICKERS Berry Whip attempts to marry classic SNICKERS with berry-flavoured nougat. The strawberry flavour comes through subtly, though it tastes somewhat artificial. It’s not terrible, but it won’t replace the original in my shopping basket anytime soon.

SNICKERS Almond

Swapping peanuts for almonds should work brilliantly in theory. Unfortunately, the SNICKERS Almond variant falls flat because the nougat tastes artificial. The almonds themselves are fine, but the overall execution misses the mark.

SNICKERS Butterscotch

SNICKERS Butterscotch cranks up the caramel flavour with a rich, toffee-like taste. It’s properly sweet – so much so that finishing an entire bar solo becomes impossible. Perfect for sharing or saving half for later.

Not an Everyday Snack

These chocolate bars represent excellent value, especially from discount retailers like Valu$. Whilst I wouldn’t recommend constant consumption for sedentary lifestyles, they make brilliant occasional treats. For people prone to low blood sugar episodes, SNICKERS bars are perfect emergency snacks.

Final Verdict

The SNICKERS Peanut Brownie emerges as the clear winner amongst the variants I tried. It maintains the essence of what makes SNICKERS special whilst adding genuine innovation. The original remains unbeatable for consistent satisfaction, but the brownie version offers something genuinely different.

Stock up on these chocolate treats if you spot them at value shops. They’re brilliant for those moments when you need a proper perk-me-up, and the SNICKERS Peanut Brownie variant deserves a permanent spot in any chocolate lover’s repertoire. 😉

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