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giggles wrote:Hersey's Air Delight. Never before have I eaten a chocolate bar that wonderfully strange.

LobosSolos wrote:giggles wrote:Hersey's Air Delight. Never before have I eaten a chocolate bar that wonderfully strange.
I just can't see it. If you compare it by weight to a regular Hershey's bar you see that you're getting less chocolate for the same price.

LobosSolos wrote:giggles wrote:Hersey's Air Delight. Never before have I eaten a chocolate bar that wonderfully strange.
I just can't see it. If you compare it by weight to a regular Hershey's bar you see that you're getting less chocolate for the same price.



weatherwax wrote:LobosSolos wrote:giggles wrote:Hersey's Air Delight. Never before have I eaten a chocolate bar that wonderfully strange.
I just can't see it. If you compare it by weight to a regular Hershey's bar you see that you're getting less chocolate for the same price.
The World Market here sells some British equivalents: Aero, and something else that's less like little bubbles in the chocolate, and more like chocolate that melted in a hot car and solidified all stringy. If the Hershey bar is like Aero, I think I'd like it. It isn't a quantity thing, it's a quality thing. The texture is vastly different from solid chocolate, or other chocolate products, like the chocolate nougat in Three Musketeers.
giggles, if you can, get ahold of the mint flavored (or flavoured) Aero bar. Heaven.



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