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A couple random questions from Herb Denenberg’s Q&A column today:
- Question: I noticed that the Hershey’s product Ice Breakers Sours, which I like, has a warning on it that it may cause some people’s mouth to be sore. What are the ingredients that are the culprit, and what is that all about?
- Question: Is there a DeLorean car company that is now actually operating again?
- Question: Why is it so hard to get people to buy long-term care insurance?
- Question: Should it take days to thaw out a ham?
- Question: I’ve often wondered about these public bathhouses that have caused so much controversy in recent years. Why were they ever established in the first place?
- Question: Why isn’t Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad being prosecuted for threatening genocide?
- Question: Is there any hope for progress in eliminating poverty in Africa?
The answer to that last one is “yes,” and you’ll be interested to note Mr. Denenberg feels Ice Breakers “are typical of the high quality products that Hershey’s puts out.” I was going to make a Kit Kat joke here, but apparently Hershey only makes them in America. Weird!
Answers To Questions About Mints, DeLoreans And More [The Bulletin]
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that’s why the canadian kit kat’s are yummier. and their labels weirder
I hear that sucking dick can make your mouth sore. What are the ingredients that are the culprit, and what is that all about?
In the civilized world, i.e. not the United States, Nestlé makes the Kit Kat. Hershey only makes the Kit Kat in the US because of a licensing agreement that started before Nestlé bought out Rowntree the candy bar’s original maker. Americans, who are dumb enough to elect idiots from Texas president and think the brown wax Hershey sells as chocolate is chocolate, have for the most part never had a proper Kit Kat bar. Hershey is evil and needs to be put on trial in The Hague for crimes against humanity, since selling rubbish chocolate is a violation of basic human rights and all standards of human decency.
Calling anything Hershey makes “high quality” is a lie up there with “There are weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.”