Hayley Caronia

And he goes on.

It's about whether Reese's, the world's number one chocolate brand, is being protected or diluted.

So I'll throw this out to the chat.

If I have any candy lovers in the chat, any Reese's peanut butter cups lovers in the chat, I will say Reese's peanut butter cups.

Reese's peanut butter cups are my favorite candy.

I will say I haven't had them in a long time because I really don't eat chocolate that much.

I try not to eat this stuff.

But if I had a choice, this would be my top choice.

And people were saying online that they have been noticing a difference in how Reese's tastes.

So this has been going on for years because I remember when I was working at Newsmax, one of my colleagues, my coworkers, he would order boxes of Reese's from the factory.

I don't know how he did that, but he would get like a big box and they did taste different.

It was almost more fresh or something.

He got it straight from the factory instead of the distribution of to the store, sitting on the shelves, whatever.

And they were very good.

And other people online have started to take notice that Reese's tastes different.

Watch this.

Okay, I just saw somebody say, why do Reese's peanut butter cups taste disgusting?

I thought it was just me.

They're inedible.

I can't even eat a Reese's peanut butter cup.