Nestle...

[VernalTiger]

I didn't know that! American smarties look rather like our fruit tingles:

http://images.calorieking.com.au/branding/dc/runtime/portionsense/97.jpg

Fruit Tingles are one of the only sweets I still have a soft spot for!

 

[ronin001]

Ever since I have seen The dark Side of Chocolate, I have lost interest in Nestle.

I know what kind of Milk Chocolate you enjoy LUKA

 

[ronin001]

I spent a summer when I was in school working in a candy factory, I saw toooooo much chocolate candy that summer so I only eat chocolate at EAser time now.
Chocolate Bunnies Rule

 

[luka82]

I know what kind of Milk Chocolate you enjoy LUKA

Mmmmmmmm! :smile:

 

[798686]

In recent years, there has been a push for manufacturers to stop using palm oil (vegetable oil) in their chocolate. Some companies have already stopped using it, but whether that affects the actual taste or not, I don't know. But it was the first thing I could think of.



http://www.roamingtales.com/2010/03/19/sustainable-food-web-dust-up-over-nestle-and-palm-oil/

Chocolate - Ethical Consumer Guide

Yup!

I think Hershey's made Cadbury's under license in the US - and swapped Cocoa Butter for sugar, so it didn't taste as nice, and lost the trademark chalkiness.

 

[vince]

I've been boycotting Nestle since 1980. It's a disgustingly bad corporate citizen.

 

[Bbucko]

When I eat chocolate (and it's rare), I like a semi-sweet dark chocolate.