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They need to fix the taste, all their candy bars taste like nothing but sugar these days.
by transfire 10y ago
They need to fix the taste, all their candy bars taste like nothing but sugar these days.
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- dbg31415 10y agoI wonder how much of that is due to "arms race" marketing and focus groups. The current generations... our taste buds are shot, we're accustomed to so much sugar in things and HUGE portions. You can have sugar in smaller portions (like Coke, when it came out in 1886 was sold in a 6.5 oz size), and you could probably have larger healthier portions... but the mix is pretty unhealthy. Current generations are kind of ruined... taught to look for bigger and bigger candy bars, trained to like sweeter and sweeter things... how do we keep these toxic preferences from harming future generations? And... what can we do for ourselves? Cutting subsidies on sugar producers... seems like Step 1.
- edblarney 10y agoYou know McDonald's 'kids mean' burger? With the 'small fries'? That was McDonald's 'original burger' :) Everything beyond that is 'super size'.