Toblerones salt

[Truant]

As long as they're sold by weight, who cares?

If a new 100g bar costs the same as an old 100g bar, why get upset?

 

[Shokew]

As long as they're sold by weight, who cares?

If a new 100g bar costs the same as an old 100g bar, why get upset?

Simple enough (and a lot of people legit feel the same.) - not enough contents, sadly.

 

[Dysnomia]

Who buys Toblerone candy bars to begin with? I can name at least 100 better ones!

I tried it and it was rather nasty. But I like dark, bitter chocolate. So maybe that's why. But the bar looks awful now. They should have just made it shorter. Putting the gaps between the triangles makes it look really unappetizing. It's not very consumer friendly. The way a food looks can be as important as it tastes. And bad presentation can turn people off. Especially when you make your product look like irl trolling.

 

[AnOminous]

I tried it and it was rather nasty. But I like dark, bitter chocolate. So maybe that's why. But the bar looks awful now. They should have just made it shorter. Putting the gaps between the triangles makes it look really unappetizing. It's not very consumer friendly. The way a food looks can be as important as it tastes. And bad presentation can turn people off. Especially when you make your product look like irl trolling.

It wasn't particularly fantastic, although it was pretty good, but it looked unique and cool, and that appearance was probably the cause of much of its sales. They destroyed the main identifying characteristic of their product. I wouldn't be surprised if they're either forced to go back to the original or they go out of business entirely.

 

[TowinKarz]

I guess every generation has it's "New Coke" where someone decides that changing a long-held identity with a product is needed to keep up with the times and make the kids think you're hip.... and they learn exactly WHY that thing was never changed before in the process.