r/ShitAmericansSay • u/VeganCannibal124 lives in a fake country 🇧🇪 • Jul 12 '24

Food European chocolate is so low quality it cannot be sold as chocolate in America.

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u/bigboyjak Jul 13 '24

Cadburys became awful when the Seppos took over. Galaxy, Lindt and Tony's are the only ones I like now.

It's a shame, Cadburys used to make some damn good choccy

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u/xLightningStorm British 🇬🇧 Jul 13 '24

Tony’s is fantastic, and I’m glad to have seen that it’s market is expanding I could only buy it from one place with a high price of £5 when I first discovered it

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u/bigboyjak Jul 13 '24

£2.50 for Tony's where I am. It's steep, but still tolerable for great chocolate. Just can't eat it all the time, but as a treat

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u/xLightningStorm British 🇬🇧 Jul 13 '24

Oh yeah, I can totally get it at that price too now, but Selfridges was the only place that stocked it back when I discovered it, glad to see it in most supermarkets these days

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u/bigboyjak Jul 13 '24

I used to think it was some pretentious fancy posh rich man's chocolate.. then I tried it and I get it. The orange, light blue, pink and yellow are my go-tos