I believe that the previously delicious snack, Koala's March (aka Koala Yummies—as marketed in the US in the 90s), have changed their ingredients.
These koala-imprinted cookies used to have a much richer chocolate flavor. It was just the perfect combination of crunch and chocolatey sweetness. But now...it feels like the latter is missing. The cookie actually seems a little bit thinner, and the chocolate is just not so chocolatey anymore.
Maybe I'm just dreaming. However the ingredients on the box is different from the ingredients I found online. Here they are:
Current
Wheat flour, sugar, cocoa butter alternatives, cocoa powder, lactose, starch, shortening, whole milk powder, high fructose corn syrup, egg, edible salt, emulsifying agents, leavening agents, caramel color, flavoring agent.
Before
Palm oil, wheat flour, sugar, lactose, cacao mass, egg, corn starch, whole milk powder, leavening, invert sugar, salt, caramel coloring, emulsifier, artificial flavor, & vitamin E
What's going on here? What is cocoa butter alternatives?! Maybe it would make sense if they were trying to make the product healthier, but...I'm not so sure about that.... What is edible salt? Is it different from regular iodized salt? It's sure got a lot of agents. *sigh* What happened....?!
I really.......
like petite peas in butter...
mmm.... I can eat it like rice. But then I'd poop green poop.
