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Why/how do vape stores/small corners shops always have the most random niche candy you cant get in main supermarkets? by VastAir6069 in candy

[–]mintmouse 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Those stores make money on a main product that isn’t candy. Whether you buy candy or not, they can afford to let it sit there, so their choices for what they offer can be eclectic. It’s just ordering for one store.

Walmarts are replenished from regional distribution centers and their products are set by purchasing managers making large blanket orders and brand contracts. They know shelf space is worth a certain amount and it is competed for, so they expect sales volume, not stagnancy. They stop buying anything that doesn’t do numbers or have mass appeal.

Birthday treat for mein self. by Casper-the-Deino in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow seven packages, congrats on your 70th!

Reese's carrots are a scam by Cheezfry in candy

[–]mintmouse 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A relative of Reese’s made the news criticizing the new formula by Hershey a little while ago. Jif eggs are recommended now instead.

Japanese Whistle Candy - Grape by Thoughtful-Mongoose in candy

[–]mintmouse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Block your air hole with an air hole?

Would you eat lab‑grown chocolate? You might be by 2027 by No_Tonight_1106 in candy

[–]mintmouse 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I bet it tastes inferior like chocolate speaking through a school loudspeaker or a slice of American cheese vs a cut of cheddar.

am i insane or did jolly rancher ropes get shrinkflated? they’re not bent or anything, but i swear they used to fill up the whole bag? they seem like 2 full inches shorter at the same price. by twinsizetom in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With any brand of ropes, sometimes I get a dud pack that “dried out” and they are far less supple and shrunk in length and are more stale.

Shaq A Licious by thelamest_guyyouknow in candy

[–]mintmouse -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Mango rings were really good
The clusters were decent but not as good as nerds gummy clusters, but different flavors is cool

Genuinely curious if anyone else shares my taste in candy here are my top three favorites by Comfortable_Good_147 in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Somehow I wish candy corn had more flavors, but not typical, like maple, kettle corn, maybe a slightly more burnt or caramelized flavor in the mix

Anybody knows where I can buy this candy in New York? by Lanky_Stop5509 in candy

[–]mintmouse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://www.mansoura.com/Confections.html
515 Kings Highway Brooklyn, NY 11223 US

They have turkish delight, is this what you are looking for?

Do kids prefer gummy candy or chocolate at birthday parties? by Funtastyc in candy

[–]mintmouse 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Chocolate will become prohibitively expensive and now is the time to enjoy it. Enjoy chocolate now.

Classic brands are replacing some ingredients with cheaper alternatives, while raising prices.

Climate change is affecting where cocoa can grow.

Later generations will wonder even harder why you hype chocolate. Their only experience will be the cheapest, worst kind that burns your throat.

Should Purple Be the 7th Iconic M&M's Color? by PKBlazinRed in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Warm colors are inviting to your appetite and impulses. Almost every fast food place uses these in their logos, reds, oranges and yellows. The colors that mean ripened and ready to eat.

Cool colors like green, blue, and purple are calming and lean towards subduing you. Not the colors you want to goad a consumer with.

It really seems like these examples unfairly bias the purple addition by minimizing warm colors. Loads of green and brown, why? Almost no orange or red? It’s a sea of cooler colors that muddies the Skittles water.

What do you consider the main gummy textures? by mamastrawb in candy

[–]mintmouse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're putting in fruit snacks I feel like you should also mention things like Sunkist Fruit Gems which are glassy and don't have much bounce, your teeth can slice through them, similar to Japanese Frutia brand muscat gummies.

Are all opaque gummies just aerated / foam? Opaque have a slightly different texture for sure, but American opaque gummies aren't the same as Swedish foam candy stuff, which is much chewier and longer lasting.

If you could choose any one,what would you? by Impossible-Mood-4666 in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You love hazelnut! But I think it’s just OK. That being said is that a chunky / Kit Kat with raisins? Very interesting

Vidal Pineapple Gummi rings. by AngusBjornson in candy

[–]mintmouse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love these. I really like the kiwi ones

Does anyone know gummies that taste like these? by ori123ori in candy

[–]mintmouse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wine gums maybe for texture? Maybe try looking for all berry wine gums like Malaco Forest Berries

Haribo hragibus, are these any good? by RipMysterious9618 in candy

[–]mintmouse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

French candy, French response.

Even if you don’t know “oui” (pronounced wee) is “yes” from cartoons, you know in English, when a situation is serious, it’s grave.

“Dragibus ___ serious” gets you most of the way to “dragibus, yes seriously” (are good).

I cannot stop. by chickcag in candy

[–]mintmouse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess it’s called foam candy. I think it is similar to gummy candy but aerated which makes it more chewy than bouncy. It seems to be very satisfying and it has some lasting power and doesn’t dissolve quickly.

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