Cadbury Ruined Its Taste and Betrayed Britain [video]

I am not a fan of American mass-produced chocolate, my favorite chocolates are: (1) Lindt 90%, (2) Aldi's store brands which are European quality at a very affordable price and (3) some smaller scale brands like The Endangered Species Chocolate Company which again is tasty and well priced

I am no fan of Hershey but I usually don't find it disgusting [1] but everything about Cadbury turns me off.

I knew someone who started her own artisan chocolate company and she was quite eloquent about how other chocolate brands do it wrong, particularly using lecithin as an emulsifier which simplifies the production process but doesn't give the best quality.

[1] Right now the thought of chocolate, peanut butter, shortbread cookies or anything like that turns my stomach even if I'm hungry because I'm tapering a medication which causes weight gain and dropped about 10kg in 4 weeks.

Probably cause we put a chemical in it that smells and tastes like vomit. Wikipedia says it's butyric acid.

It takes a sophisticated palet to appreciate vomit chocolate, and if it's not from Hershey, Pennsylvania then it's just tangy candy

Yes. American chocolate doesn’t really taste like any cocoa beans were invoked in the process at any point. It’s like chocolate would taste like if Ronald McDonald had invented it.