• @[email protected]
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    418 days ago

    What’s the difference between “Smarties candy” and “Nestle Smarties”? Also how does Fun Dip end up in the lower cost/nobody likes it category!?

    • DarkSirrush
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      618 days ago

      Smarties are known as rockets here in Canada - they are the pressed sugar candies.

      In Canada, Nestle Smarties (which we just call smarties) are similar to a peanut free m&m, with different colours than m&m’s.

  • Waldowal
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    418 days ago

    I mourn the loss of Mike N’ Ikes in halloween candy mixes. I never see them anymore.

  • @morphballganon
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    17 days ago

    … who loves 3 Musketeers?

    Also, Milky Way being above Milky Way Midnight is evidence that not enough people have tried the latter.

  • Clay_pidgin
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    319 days ago

    That’s pretty cool. I don’t disagree with anything I’ve noticed.

  • @[email protected]
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    217 days ago

    Idk what changed, but twix today seem a lot more plasticy and dry than they did 20 years ago. They used to be 10/10, but now they are kinda mid. I’d take normal chocolates over them these days. Sour Skittles are still pretty good, though.

  • @[email protected]
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    219 days ago

    This year most kids loved the full size Hershey chocolate bars, those went the fastest. I think the sheer size it’s a selling point. Reese’s were a close second.

  • Cris
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    118 days ago

    Thank you for proving the superiority of the objectively best candies, skittles, sour patch kids, starbursts, and reece’s 😌