After some brain scratching, I remembered a French confection called leaf croquant. I'd only made it once before, about twelve years ago. It traditionally contains ground almonds, obscuring its Butterfinger nature. But once I made the connection, I only had to hammer out the ratio of peanuts, molasses and corn flakes.
As of 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates that the 15-county1 Greater Cincinnati region?s current population is 2.13 million people. The bulk of the population (76%) resides in the region?s Ohio counties, with the largest concentrations in the Ohio counties of Hamilton (38% of the population) and Butler (17%).
Cincinnati was chartered as a village in 1803 and became a city in 1819. In 1840, Cincinnati was the 6th most populous city in the United States with a population of 46,388 people.[1] By 1850, the population had more than doubled to 115,435, and it was still the 6th most populous city.