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ResidentBackground35 t1_jdxjslt wrote
Reply to comment by atlashoth in Hershey looking to remove lead, cadmium from chocolate by susinpgh
European chocolate tastes very different, it just depends on what you ate when you were a kid
ResidentBackground35 t1_j4qp6le wrote
Reply to How do I unregister to vote? I’ve had enough. Both sides are only interested in arguing & getting nothing done. So unhealthy mentally. by [deleted]
Just don't vote and delete any messages about politics you receive.
Being registered to vote (or affiliated with a party) only gives you the ability to vote, if you choose not to exercise that right then it does nothing.
ResidentBackground35 t1_ir0n3al wrote
Reply to comment by Bobtom42 in Does anyone know how someone could obtain either a State ID or Social Security Card with little to no documentation attached to their name? by chaos-born
>One email might not work, call and write until you get someone's attention.
Try and send a fax, most representatives have them because they used to be super important but no one has used one in decades because emails are a thing.
So the staff will hear noises from a machine they never use and your message will appear bypassing the SoP for email and letters.
ResidentBackground35 t1_je55pum wrote
Reply to comment by Prometheus_303 in Hershey looking to remove lead, cadmium from chocolate by susinpgh
Butyric acid, when Milton Hershey started producing chocolate his process overheated the milk causing it to undergo lipolysis.
At the time milk chocolate was rare in the US so he didn't notice that the flavor was slightly off. After Hershey's won several contracts for rations during WW2 (and I want to say WW1 as well) which caused the slightly acidic version of his chocolate to become popular.
Thus people either grew up with Hershey's chocolate (with a slightly acidic taste) or European milk chocolate (no acidic taste), and prefer the version from their childhood.