Thin Milky Bar - Yes. Fat Milky Bar - No.

[SlightlyJaded]

This is correct, yes?

One is delicious and 'snappy' and the other is cloying and cloggy.

My 'H' bought be a giant Milky Bar and didn't understand my disappointment.

Things can appear to be the same, but an entirely different proposition (Watery cheap tomato - vile and powdery vs Baby Plum on the Vine - sweet and crunchy). I used this as an analogy but DH just looked

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100% correct

You had me at milky bar! Never tried the big ones but I love the buttons.
Tempted to try the big one just so I can see what you mean.
Although I love milky bar so much I can't see the large one being a hardship.
Sorry I can't be of more help

Never seen a giant one!

Nestle. So no milky bar at all would be my preference, I’d pick another kind of white choc.

YANBU. But what you do want is Aldi white chocolate (5 small and importantly thin bars in a cardboard sleeve) with vanilla bits in it. Send 'H' out to get some of that to redeem himself.

The little thin one is not as bad as the thick one but white chocolate is always claggy and far too sweet.

Yet, I always forget that and think how nice it would be to have one. So I get one then am bitterly disappointed.

I'd feel more sorry for myself if it wasn't for the fact I never learn.

You need to show you DP this:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24223182

The shape of choc does change it's taste

If I was him I'd tell you to buy your own next time.

@GinDaddy eh?

Agree the Buttons are superb. Again though, thin.

Thick Milky-Anything is very disappointing.

Yanbu! I love a thin snappy bar of the stuff, as soon as it's a big dull fat bar the taste changes! I'm so glad I thought this was just me being a weirdo