I've never cared too much for the taste of a bunch of different coloured skittles being eaten at once. I really think that's where M & M's have it over them in the confectionary market. See, M & M's have the bonus of being visually appealing in the same way as skittles, except all the different colours have the exact same taste. Basically allowing the user to cannonball them in, large quantities at a time.Skittles are great. But only on their own accord, once you start mixing it all goes a little bit wrong. Everyone has their own favourite colour or flavour right. But they're all sitting in your hand, melting and getting all sticky and that's not good for anybody. So you're only option is to close your eyes and just stick them all in at once. The ad campaign tells you to taste the rainbow. Well let me tell you something "Skittles Co.". The rainbow tastes like dirty linen.
Mate that's where your going wrong. Yes it will take time and some may call you anal but the reward is worth it, by sorting them in to colour groups you practically solve this problem. My personal plan of attack is to get rid of the purple ones early on as these are the least tasty, next either the orange or the yellow order is irrelevant as they are basically taste the same, then green and leave the red till last as they are the most tasty. Yours sincerely Mr W. Wonka
ReplyDeleteYou are spot on about the purple ones stu, thanks for the hot tips. Much appreciated. and the debut comment on any blog on curemyobscurity.blogspot.com haha.
ReplyDeleteWho says I don't debate the hot topics. I'll decide what's hot, and what's a topic!