History

In response to many, many demands to know how all this came about, a brief history of Pimp That Snack is as follows:

Early April, 2006, I bought a couple of new KitKat Chunky with Peanut Butter bars that are widely available in the UK.

Out of a combination boredom and curiosity, I took it upon myself to replace the Peanut Butter inside the bar with some of the store-bought conventional variety. The peanut butter was replaced, the bar reassembled, and taste-tested with favourable results.

Having documented these shenanigans in pictures I then posted it up on a website forum which received a lot of interest. At the suggestion of someone else I turned the concept into a website and Pimp That Snack was born. Since then the site has had a wealth of attention - in the early days crashing under the sheer load of visitors - and has since been posted on message boards all around the globe.

Credits

This site would not be possible if not for the hundreds of people who have submitted their excellent pimps. If not for them it wouldn't be worth coming here.

This site is made up of lots of different things, and I certainly didn't write it all myself. Notable mentions must go to:

The menu is a neat piece of pure CSS from Project Seven. It's really neat and tidy.

The diet blog graphs are generated using a piece of opensource software called jpGraph. It's probably the finest free graph-generation software there is.

The Jigsaws are created using a great little program from Javsoft.

Party Ring 4

Two Foot Trio

Smartprice Challenge Mega Burger

Toffee Crisp

Ginganaut