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Originally posted by Corndog
Stop buying cheap chocolate.

An Aero is cheap. It tastes great.


Originally posted by Corndog
Also, it's not "what Americans like", it's "what is cheapest to mass produce".

Except no. Cheapest to mass produce chocolate tastes better in other countries imo. It is tweaked to local tastes.

Originally posted by Gart888
that's what i was thinking. after a quick google, they aren't widely distributed in america. huh.


nestle was exporting coffeecrisp to the states for a while, but apparently americans don't care for designer chocolates.

you cant beat a Kit Kat imo

although, Ferrero Rocher is pretty fcking good too

I like Kit Kats and I like Twix, but I prefer a Flake or an Aero any day.

Originally posted by Catullus16
nestle was exporting coffeecrisp to the states for a while, but apparently americans don't care for designer chocolates.

they don't have coffee crisp either? weird.

Lindor Truffles seem like good chocolate........

I would consider Lindt higher end stuff, not really consumer grade chocolate. You aren't getting a bar for <$1 at least.

Originally posted by Gart888
they don't have coffee crisp either? weird.

nope. that's the other chocolate I stock up on.
we were in st john for a wedding this weekend, and went to the superstore to get lots of assorted things we can't get in the states.

Hershey is pretty solid, especially the stuff in a bottle that you can put in milk or on ice cream.

What bars do you guys have that we dont seth?

Anyone ever buy those razor blades you see advertised on Facebook? Very good price, but are they any good?

Originally posted by Gart888
What bars do you guys have that we dont seth?

x-treme deep-fried cheesy ultra sriracha four cheese triple-sugar nacho flavored chocolate bombs, by nestle

also baby ruths, almond joys, and for some reason, many of the ones with numbers in their names (e.g. 3 musketeers, 100 grand, 5th avenue, etc)

Originally posted by Catullus16
aero bars are exotic now?

I guess it depends on where you Draw the Line.

Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
I guess it depends on where you Draw the Line.

in a half-decade, they will be a half-century old.