Stars: 2 out of 5
Pros: The first few remind you of carrot cake
Cons: After that, they just taste sweet
The Bottom Line:
Carrot Cake Kisses
First few good, then lose flavor
Makes easy to pass
Tasty Treat in Limited Quantities
Walking down the candy aisle is dangerous. I was looking at the Easter candy recently,
hoping to run across a season treat I enjoyed in years past. While I didn’t find it, I did stumble across
Hersey’s Carrot Cake Kisses. I did a
double take. Intrigued, I had to give
them a try.
These kisses are orange with a white center. Pop one in your mouth, and you’ll find they
do a decent approximation of a carrot cake.
The flavor is heavy on the frosting side of the cake, but let’s face it,
that is the best part. There is a hint
of the carrot cake flavor as well.
However, what I’ve discovered is that after about the fourth
one, they start to lose their flavoring.
After that, they just start to taste sweet. It’s not bad, but when there is no connection
to carrot cake, what’s the point?
And that’s probably a very good thing. I doubt there is anything remotely healthy in
these candies. I’m sure they use white
chocolate in them, and then artificial flavors.
Yes, I’ve glanced at the ingredients, but they don’t mean anything to
me. And the nutritional information is
downright scary.
All sweets are best consumed in limited quantities, but that
is especially true for Carrot Cake Kisses.
Since the flavor isn’t distinct for long, these are best just skipped.
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