What is the deal with Dubai chocolate all of a sudden?

[samerfarha@mastodon.social]

@APBBlue it’s an interesting thing and exploded a year ago, but it’s just not for me.

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@datn Still going strong over here.

[intransitivelie@beige.party]

@deathkitten @APBBlue
Maybe, but it'd be Nestlé there I think.

[aheartoffire1996@friendica.rogueproject.org]

@APBBlue
Dude, it's been around since '23! Kinda a dumb fad if you ask me. A reason to make a chocolate bars outrageously expensive

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@aheartoffire1996 It's maybe just making it now to all of the dumb chains around me (Panera, etc.)

[deathkitten@firetribe.org]

@intransitivelie@beige.party @APBBlue@thepit.social Good point. Hershey is the OG enshittifier: they intentionally ruin their flagship product to make it taste of sour milk because of nostalgia, and they've bought up every other international chocolate brand's US distro rights and ruined those recipes too.

So yeah, the Hershey kitkat version is the ultimate sign that the trend is gone.

[callan@thepit.social]

@APBBlue It’s not good, overhyped and overpriced.

[apbblue@thepit.social]

@callan I think I just really hate fads.

[aheartoffire1996@friendica.rogueproject.org]

@APBBlue
I was seeing it at Aldi's, gas stations and Walmart and rolled my eyes lol

[datn@xoxo.zone]

@APBBlue fads amirite

[thumper1964@mindly.social]

@APBBlue I’ve wondered the same thing myself. I’d never heard of it until a couple of months ago. I do admit to enjoying Dubai chocolate-flavored coffee, but I don’t know how, or if, it differs from other chocolate.

[aheartoffire1996@friendica.rogueproject.org]

@Thumper1964 @APBBlue
The only difference is it's full of "pistachio" paste and has crushed "pistachios" on top