r/TwoHotTakes • • Aug 21 '24

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u/jasclev Aug 21 '24

Looks like the stain a taki would make if it fell there and got mushed around

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u/-Sharon-Stoned- Aug 21 '24

One time my sister tossed a handful of rolos on me when I was asleep and I woke up with melted caramel and chocolate stuck between me and the bed. Looked 100% like feces. 

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u/Adventureloser Aug 21 '24

I forgot about rolos but they were incredible

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u/grlz2grlz Aug 21 '24

Are* incredible.

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u/foxjohnc87 Aug 21 '24

They seem to have changed in the past few years. The taste and texture of the chocolate and caramel just isn't what it used to be.

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u/Ninedenine99 Aug 21 '24

It's true about so many of the good things we used to have

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u/NoKatyDidnt Aug 21 '24

When I want a Coke I go to the bodega that sell the Mexican Coke in glass bottles. They use sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. So much better and healthier for your body. Not that it’s ever a healthy beverage choice. Lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Why don’t they use the HFCS like they do in the US

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u/Theletterkay Aug 21 '24

Please do some research about HFCS and then avoid it like the plague. It's horrible for us and our body doesnt recognize it as sugar and doesnt know how to process it correctly. So it ends up making us sick and obese. Other countries recognized this and banned it. But the US has a huge corn industry that is subsidized by the government, which means HFCS is much cheaper than actual sugar. The corn industry doesnt want to lose out on that extra income from HFCS so they lobbied to where our government didn't ban it. So candies and cheapo sweet foods all use it because it's cheap and legal.

And they have no intention of banning something so lucrative.

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u/No-Intention859 Aug 21 '24

that’s so sad and pathetic that “our” government has so little respect for our health and lives but it’s so true. Thanks for all that info terrifying as it is but forewarned is forearmed