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I know its irrelevant, but i am curious - which bit? Hate for cadburys, tolerance of hershey or love for lidl? Or just the whole worldview :)?
by goodlinks 3y ago
I know its irrelevant, but i am curious - which bit? Hate for cadburys, tolerance of hershey or love for lidl? Or just the whole worldview :)?
- solumunus 3y agoThe hate for Cadbury’s but also the idea you would love Hershey on the other hand. I can understand not thinking Cadbury’s is the best chocolate available but hating it just seems crazy, it’s such a non offensive product. If you like chocolate then Cadbury’s should be perfectly palatable to you. Hershey’s is just absolute garbage. If you like Hershey’s but don’t like Cadbury’s I would go as far as to say you simply don’t like chocolate. There are a similar ilk of frustrating people who will claim Starbucks is disgusting and undrinkable when it’s just perfectly regular coffee and better than many options.
- Affric 3y agoBrown saved British steel but let the yanks buy Cadbury’s… sigh. I get that others have preferences but I will never understand preferring Hershey’s. It’s almost like a lesser version of the coriander thing. It just contains a flavour that my mind body signals to me “do not consume”. I think animus about Starbucks can arise from sources extrinsic to the coffee but from a coffee consumption perspective there are many good coffees. I think in a place with a strong coffee culture drinking Starbucks is essentially voting for its death.
- peterashford 3y agoI think Starbucks is disgusting and undrinkable. I've been a coffee enthusiast for four decades now so it's not an uninformed opinion. Although, I agree re: Cadbury vs Hershey. I'm not much of a Cadbury fan, but imo it's orders of magnitude better than Hershey.