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Speaking of Death...
I'm sad to report the tragic death of the Sky Bar as I know it.
This chocolate-of-my-youth has become a casualty of (I'm guessing)
manufacturing efficiency. Behold the new Sky Bar!
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Back when you could buy one for a nickel in a subway vending
machine, the individual segments were lovingly filled with the
appropriate confection. Different flavors! Different
consistencies! |
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Now it even looks more homogeneous. The individual
compartments have essentially identical consistencies and all
taste the same. The peanut butter lacks grit, the fudge
lacks firmness, the vanilla is 100% flavor free, and the
caramel? Not even gooey! |
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I'm never going to buy another case of these, assuming I
live long enough to finish the one I just got. (Which I
shall so attempt. They're still chocolate, right?) |
And — not that everything was
better back then — but neither I nor
anyone on earth cared that our Sky Bars were manufactured "IN A FACILITY
THAT ALSO PROCESSES TREE NUTS." |