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    1. That’s the sort of stuff a company would do when they are trying to pass off a product that doesn’t contain the actual material. “Chocoalte is a chocolate type substance”.

    2. They’ve trademarked chocoalte. It’s how they get the melamine in their product.

    3. ForeverStaloneKP on

      “We heard you hate our #newrecipe chocolate bars because of the low quality ingredients, fillers and poor ratios, so instead of improving the product to match what you expect and ate in the past, we decided to create a new product and charge you even more money for it”

    4. I initially thought the typo was that three pieces were meant to be one serving… 

    5. DangerousDisplay7664 on

      40% more cocoa and 25% more milk – so back to how it was made before the American hostile takeover and the enshitification of a British institution?

    6. As a designer this would feel horrifying. You’re supposed to have vigilante copy and QA checks from more than one other person, but you would still feel rather responsible for making the error in the first place.

    7. RunRunRunRunFaster on

      Well … from a legal standpoint, they didn’t call it chocolate …..

    8. I live in south east Asia. English typos or bad grammar on products are normal for me.

    9. CMDR_omnicognate on

      Given how Cadbury chocolate is going these days maybe it’s not a typo, they just can’t legally call it chocolate any more /s

    10. NarwhalEmergency9391 on

      Maybe it’s not a typo and this is there way of letting you know it’s not chocolate 

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