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I get that sometimes and it is ok.
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I get that sometimes and it is ok.
AJUMP23
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Cream eggs or caramel.
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In all seriousness though why are they only sold in miniature sizes in a variety bag?
Dacvak
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Eat 8 of the mini bars in a row and you’ll understand why
March Climber
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The one where Pikachu had a black tail tip and monopoly man had a monocle.
ReBurn
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There's a coffee shop here that has an excellent Mexican hot chocolate they make from, well, Mexican chocolate. It's so good.Mexican chocolate is where it's at.
West Texas CEO
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GOAT'ed opinion.
I mean, chocolate was a part of Aztec culture before the Europeans even invaded.
mitch1971
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The whole range. Tons of the stuff.
StreetsofBeige
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My friends who worked at Nestle always said Canadian and UK chocolate are way better. The US bars use shittier ingredients. They never said why, so maybe it's a cost cutting thing or a regulations issue where other countries have higher food standards.
But I'd guess a combo of both.
Often times getting things approved (edible or medical) is a lot tougher in Canada than the US parent company where FDA is easier to appease. I wouldnt be surprised if European standards are higher than US too.
As for Krackel, I've only seem them in mini size occasionally in Halloween bundles. Same bundle that would have something called Mr Goodbar too.
But I'd guess a combo of both.
Often times getting things approved (edible or medical) is a lot tougher in Canada than the US parent company where FDA is easier to appease. I wouldnt be surprised if European standards are higher than US too.
As for Krackel, I've only seem them in mini size occasionally in Halloween bundles. Same bundle that would have something called Mr Goodbar too.
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I've had full size Mr. Goodbars those exist
FunkMiller
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US chocolate is terrible, no doubt about it. Aussie chocolate also used to be terrible, but it's improved a lot in recent years. European chocolate is the best though.
BlackTron
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Only ever noticed a Krackle in a variety pack but I was never looking for one either. Maybe since its extra ingredient (rice) is less expensive than chocolate, it was a good choice for padding variety in a pack that also contains pricier ingredients like almonds. Best I got for why it's in the pack but no big one 
IDKFA
I am Become Bilbo Baggins
I'm not a massive chocolate eater, but apparently this has happened to Cadbury chocolate since Kraft goods bought them out. Not to mention shrinking the portion sizes.
Fuck Kraft. I'm not a chocolate fan, but it was disappointing to see such a historical British company fucked by the American mega corp.
Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
People have been saying this about Cadbury yes - I've not noticed the smell the same as when you open a bar of Hershey's.
They are using palm oil because itsgood for the planet cheaper to make and it has that shiny / waxy look now.
Luckily a Twirl still tastes like a Twirl to me - but I know what you mean about sizing - they use to do a 1KG bar for Christmas for £10 - now its 750G for the same price -to help fat people not eat so much chocolate apparently to keep the profits up.
They are using palm oil because its
Luckily a Twirl still tastes like a Twirl to me - but I know what you mean about sizing - they use to do a 1KG bar for Christmas for £10 - now its 750G for the same price -
Mihos
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Krackel Candy Bars: 18-Piece Box
The word "crackle" makes us think of old-timey things. Like the crackle of a photograph, or static on an early 19th century radio; the soft buzz of a three-channel television set, or the noise made when you sink your teeth into the delicate chocolate candies, created all the way back in 1938...
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Its "sold out" and no reviews. You know why? Because they don't exist in this timeline that's why.Krackel Candy Bars: 18-Piece Box
The word "crackle" makes us think of old-timey things. Like the crackle of a photograph, or static on an early 19th century radio; the soft buzz of a three-channel television set, or the noise made when you sink your teeth into the delicate chocolate candies, created all the way back in 1938...
diffusionx
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I got a taste for krackel when I was a kid getting my hair cut and the barber had a bowl of candy. I’ve never seen full size bars, ever.
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So you're from my timeline. All those people who voted full size krackel sure are quiet.
West Texas CEO
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Nestle crunch bars are the full size krackel.
Same product, different name.
Same product, different name.
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You've lost your ever-loving dog bitten dlido mind.
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Trogdor1123
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Same. Never seen them here in canada
TGO
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This is true, but have to say I don't think I could tell a major difference in chocolate.That is the UK. It doesn't count as Europe
And I had no complaints about the food in the US either.
StreetsofBeige
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I'm no sweets expert, but if youre ever in a middle eastern grocery store and see chocolate snacks originating from Turkey or that part of the world, you wouldnt think good chocolate comes from there. But I thought the bags of chocolate snacks I tried were great.
Reizo Ryuu
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Too european to understand OP
winjer
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Americans think kinder are too dangerous, so they banned them.
Impotaku
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LOL "chocolate"
StueyDuck
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LOL