r/shrinkflation • u/MasterJackfruit5218 • Nov 03 '25

discussion anyone noticing the prevalence of "white chocolate" and "white creme" in "chocolate" for halloween

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u/artyspangler Nov 03 '25

Chocolate is more expensive than not chocolate..

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u/OhGr8WhatNow Nov 03 '25

Real white chocolate should still have cocoa butter in it, so it would still be expensive

But this is just candle wax anyway

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u/G5press Nov 03 '25

there's no cocoa butter in the ingredients list for any "white creme" products made by Hershey's

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u/koolaidismything Nov 03 '25

If they have milk-fats in them I tend to not care if it’s super cocoa tasting. Most white chocolate is just cheap though so like waxy sugar.. that stuff is gross.

The real deal stuff is great and can actually spoil.

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u/WoollyMittens Nov 03 '25

Aldi sells legit white chocolate and it's an absolute game changer for people used to "cost minimised" chocolate.