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3/30/2015 8:48:26 PM
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Americans...How can you like Hershey's?
As an English person I find Hershey's disgusting, and so do all my family and friends. I have 1 American relative, and she stockpiles Dairy Milk at her house.
Hershey's is like Tesco Value chocolate DOWNGRADED, it is awful.
/rant over
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1 回覆Agreed I'm in Australia they only sell Hershey's at the discount stores it is the standard for shit confectionary
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Chocolate in America is a risky fiasco At least for me as I'm super picky Hershey's is one that doesn't taste like pure wax. The main difference between American chocolates and imported is that American companies put a wax like chemical in it to prevent easy melting that is also in/similar to stomach acid. Basically a preservative. So for foreigners who haven't grown up eating it they can taste it on potent levels And to foreigners our chocolate tends to taste like vomit because of that chemical
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22 回覆I enjoy not being in cardiac arrest so I don't eat chocolate alongside the gross amount of sugar I get daily lol
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由GHOST270編輯： 4/2/2015 5:26:36 PMI prefer Lindt and Ghiardelli( sp?), but Hersheys is better that nothing most of the time. It's meant to be cheap and affordable, so it's not going to be up to gourmet standards. Their dark chocolate is actually ok. Those Lindt truffles are damn good.
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2 回覆Hershey's was designed to be an affordable sweet treat for the common people of America when it was first built by it's founder Milton Hershey. It's not supposed to be high quality gourmet chocolate, it's a quick treat you can pick up at a drug store or at the supermarket. Also, being English has nothing to do with this.
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[quote]"As an English person I find Hershey's disgusting"[/quote] What you are or where you are from adds nothing to the statement. You have a [u]personal preference[/u]. Not one that is mandated by your region or culture.
