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Like Stilton?
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10 Nov, 2010
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Reviewer:
A customer from Manchester
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I heeded the warnings & bought the small bag
Im glad I did
The closest description of the immediate taste when biting is like Stilton
you know that burning, peppery, 'off' taste?
if your unsure: buy the small bag
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irresistable taste
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18 Sep, 2008
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Reviewer:
A customer from shrewsbury,uk
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I've always love the taste of hersheys kisses especially the one with almond.my friend just came back from america and i'm delighted to say that she got me a bag of kisses almond!fresh from the states coz the one i bought from selfridges taste dry and old already.
9073
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I never thought any chocolate would be worse than none.
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23 Mar, 2008
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Reviewer:
mickp from Las Vegas
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I can't eat these things. They taste like dried up bits of chocolate wax that have been sitting in the back of the fridge for a year growing stale and awful.
Whoever said Hershey's uses more Cocoa than European chocolate has it backwards - the cocoa content of Hershey's milk chocolate is significantly lower than Euro variants (but higher in sugar).
8708
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The difference between U.S. & U.K. Chocolate
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24 Jan, 2008
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Reviewer:
A customer from Houston, TX
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An American here. I see a lot of people describing the taste of Hersheys as nauseating. I think what you're responding to is the cocoa content. I believe Hershey uses more cocoa, which is apparent as the chocolate is much darker. I've always thought Cadbury wasn't very chocolatey (is that a word)I think they must use more milk or something, I still like it though. Traditionally Europeans don't like a very strong chocolate taste and tend to use less cocoa. I grew up on Hershey's and sometimes still crave it!
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like sucking sawdust
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6 May, 2006
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Reviewer:
A customer from London
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revolting - chocolate for people who have destroyed their taste buds
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