I’ve seen it on TikTok for the last two months - couldn’t be asked making it myself so bought one for £15 - it’s a one off wouldn’t be going out of my way to buy another unless it’s a gift for someone - it’s nice but not like X factor
Just like most things that go viral, its all a hype 15 quid for a chocolate bar, you can get a full meal for less then that. People gotta stop buying into hypes
I tried this two months after it went viral - no harm in trying something - not like I’m going to be having it everyday - in regards to the pricing that’s into the individual who’s buying it if they want to pay or not - no one gets forced to buy it. I could of made it at home, but just wanted to try it and share my experience 😊
@@mrmunchbox well the harm Is that you get underwhelmed as you said in the video. And judging by the face you pulled you didn't seem all that impressed I find that now especially in the food scene everyone focuses on how much hype something can generate and how aesthetically pleasing something looks. It's kinda sad, I understand understand resturants and takeaways are business and yes there is a cost of living crisis so they need to make money but so many are buying the cheapest meat oil etc possible and raking up their prices to make the profit that they were pre covid, yet they could get better ingredients pay that little bit more and stand out as a food place. Get more customers because the food is actually good then they might unlock that longevity.
£15 for a chocolate bar!!! Another Prime hype.... 😂
I’ve seen it on TikTok for the last two months - couldn’t be asked making it myself so bought one for £15 - it’s a one off wouldn’t be going out of my way to buy another unless it’s a gift for someone - it’s nice but not like X factor
Just like most things that go viral, its all a hype 15 quid for a chocolate bar, you can get a full meal for less then that.
People gotta stop buying into hypes
I tried this two months after it went viral - no harm in trying something - not like I’m going to be having it everyday - in regards to the pricing that’s into the individual who’s buying it if they want to pay or not - no one gets forced to buy it. I could of made it at home, but just wanted to try it and share my experience 😊
@@mrmunchbox well the harm Is that you get underwhelmed as you said in the video.
And judging by the face you pulled you didn't seem all that impressed
I find that now especially in the food scene everyone focuses on how much hype something can generate and how aesthetically pleasing something looks.
It's kinda sad, I understand understand resturants and takeaways are business and yes there is a cost of living crisis so they need to make money but so many are buying the cheapest meat oil etc possible and raking up their prices to make the profit that they were pre covid, yet they could get better ingredients pay that little bit more and stand out as a food place. Get more customers because the food is actually good then they might unlock that longevity.
Go to barnies Manchester road and New York crispy Great Horton road