Chocolate lovers 'Do their block.'

From a news article.

[www.news.com.au]

I'm guessing there was no reduction in price either!

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 05/27/2009 09:56AM by mortal.

I'm amazed there was no vegetable fat in it before... I have to say, I've been on a diet of Wispas since our local got a crate of them in and have been selling em 2 for €1, and it reminded me how good Cadbury's is. Hope this doesn't change the taste.

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> Hope this doesn't change the taste.

Sorry to spoil but the vegetable fat will change the chocolate flavour a bit.
Its like when you alter any recipe it wont taste the same changing or
adding any ingredients.

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Superior chocolate only uses cacao fats. Every other fat makes it inferior.

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> Superior chocolate only uses cacao fats. Every
> other fat makes it inferior.

Exactly but the more cacao fat the chocolate the less quality the result.
A real good chocolate should have 80% of cacao the rest divided by suger
and cacao fat.

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yes - and milk is a no-go - the darker and the more bittersweet, the better.

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Vader Wrote:
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> the darker and the more bittersweet, the better.

Exactly but what i said above plus adding orange flavoring to the chocolate !!
yahooooo or even mint!!. I think im going buy some chocolate and make some
chocolate bars .

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> Exactly but what i said above plus adding orange
> flavoring to the chocolate !!
> yahooooo or even mint!!. I think im going buy some
> chocolate and make some
> chocolate bars .

Chocolate with orange flavouring = AWESOME!
Most of all Chocolate Orange! M'mmmm....

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mortal Wrote:
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> I'm guessing there was no reduction in price
> either!


exactly! less product, supposed less quality of product, and same price. go figure!


having said that, i haven't noticed any change in taste.

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A lot of products have downsized over the past few months including Mars, Smiths and Red Rock. It's a way of being able to keep costs the same while combating the rising costs of producing the confectionary. Also I imagine the so-called obesity epidemic may have led to a review of product sizes as well.

That's a bit altruistic, be alright if it were true. In reality, it has nothing to do with caring about the obesity of consumers, it's about squeezing dollars out of their wallets for less effort.

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Obesity of customers hmm...
It's not the chocolate companies' fault that they have fat customers, all they have to do is eat less and exercise more...
Everything in moderation.

Yeah, I still like Cadbury's "chocolate". Tis nice, so it is.

mortal Wrote:
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> That's a bit altruistic, be alright if it were
> true. In reality, it has nothing to do with caring
> about the obesity of consumers, it's about
> squeezing dollars out of their wallets for less
> effort.


It was just a suggestion.

Not a problem lol. Have some chocolate.....no wait, it's probably fattening, or too damn expensive.

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mortal Wrote:
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> In reality, it has nothing to do with caring
> about the obesity of consumers, it's about
> squeezing dollars out of their wallets for less
> effort.

No. Truer. Statement.

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> No. Truer. Statement.


Too many periods.

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> > No. Truer. Statement.
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> Too many periods.

That's what she said!

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But wait...there's more....Australia's iconic Mars bar has been reduced in size by 11.6%! But the price stays the same! Supposedly this is in response to the obesity epidemic, in reality it's ripping us off. If the size is reduced, the price should be reduced as well.
News item here [www.news.com.au]

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Doom. By chocolate.