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(but yes american chocolate is blah xD)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUcTsFe1PVs
ME AND DA HOMIES SELLING LOW QUALITY COPPER TO THE PEASANTRY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAy9jOcc5eY
it tends to resemble the flavor of lead, which is the flavor and contaminant buryanic acid was used to remove in early chocolatemaking.
now the us' europe-beholden economy can't withstand the change resulting from no longer using it. and also a european company bought nestle out (after the us partially bought it from the swiss, intending to remove the buryanic acid,) and is maintaining the buryanic chocolate as a 'american regional specialty,' as if that makes any sense and isn't obviously insulting.
people tend to complain because lead is delicious in confectionary. same reason japan regularly argues that cadmium ions in canned goods are harmless; they simply taste too good to be a danger, compared to no longer having the good in question. plus you totally process it out without any ionic state changes that might expose you to lead. totally.
also a small percentage of people experience health benefits from the buryanic acid.
Either that or I'm misremembering and hit "not interested" instead.
well thankfully no human being will look at your report.
trust me this is a good thing lol /s hahahaha heeeehehehehohohoho