Hershey's is like eighteen times more excited about the holidays than you guys are. I bought some super special Kisses for my candy drawer at work. I am generally grossed out by white chocolate and have students with nut allergies, so I chose the Hershey's Mint Truffle Kiss. I just ate one. Let me paint you a word picture.
It tastes just like an Andes Mint candy, but less flat. Those candies always remind me of retirement homes, but that's besides the point. It even suspiciously has the exact same aftertaste (although the Googles tell me that Andes is owned by Tootsie ending my chocolate conspiracy) and mouthfeel. Yes, I just said mouthfeel about a Hershey's Kiss. Minty, chocolately, but not waxy chocolately like your regular, un-super special Kisses can be, perhaps because of the use of dark chocolate. It melts in your mouth, but also probably your pocket or hand.
The verdict:
Ultimately, it is not bad for super special Hershey's Kiss, if you like Andes Mint candies that are shaped like what they are named for.
The verdict:
Ultimately, it is not bad for super special Hershey's Kiss, if you like Andes Mint candies that are shaped like what they are named for.
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