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There may be a slight difference in flavor, but Milka and Cadbury Dairy Milk are of a very similar garbage quality to Hershey's. Good milk chocolate exists (Ri

• chrisseaton 10y ago
  You're just being snobby. There's no right or wrong or absolutes like 'garbage' in food - it's creative and down to personal taste. If someone prefers Cadbury and the food is safe to eat then who cares how it meets someone's arbitrary idea of correctness? Many foods that we now think about as delicacies were once cheaper variants of fine foods at the time.
  • mikekchar 10y ago
    There is a difference between subjective and objective measures. We can say something is "good" because we like it, or we can say something is "good" because it meets some objective criteria. The two do not have to be aligned. People can like something even if it doesn't meet some predefined criteria. People can dislike something even if it meets that criteria. It is often said that those who measure on objective criteria are snobby. It is often said that those who measure on a subjective criteria are crass. People who take such extreme positions are blind to the other position, which is unfortunate. But you can acknowledge that something with problems from an objective perspective is very popular. You can even admit to liking it yourself and there is no shame in that. One the flip side, even if you have entrenched personal preferences, you can educate yourself as to why the objective measures exist -- or at least admit that some people get value out of them even if you don't. Putting someone down for enjoying something sucks -- no matter whether that is a subjective or objective thing.
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