Since it will no longer be permitted to incorporate the famous Matterhorn mountain range into its trademark, Toblerone will need to make significant modifications to how people see it. The Swiss Act, which mandates that goods or brands bearing Swiss national insignia or claiming to be “Swiss manufactured” must source at least 80% of their raw materials from Switzerland, is to blame for everything. Products containing chocolate must be made entirely in Switzerland.

A Sudden Change

According to LadBible, Mondelez, which makes Toblerone, is relocating its production out of Switzerland as a result of the Swiss Act. Many are surprised by the decision because Toblerone has been made in Berne, Switzerland, since 1908. A bear, a symbol of Berne, appears in the famous mountain emblem of Toblerone, which features the Matterhorn. The producer of chocolate declared in 2022 that it would relocate to Bratislava, Slovakia.

Time for Something New

Despite moving most of its production to Bratislava, the company will continue to have operations in Berne, according to a statement from Mondelez spokesperson Livia Kolmitz. “The redesign of the packaging introduces a modernized and streamlined mountain logo that is consistent with the geometric and triangular aesthetic (of Toblerone),” she said. Although Toblerone will continue to make its 100-gram bars in Berne, production of its smaller 35-gram and 50-gram bars will be moved to Bratislava.

The renowned hidden bear will remain in the chocolate bar. “Berne plays a central role in Toblerone’s history and will continue to do so in the future. That is why we have invested significantly in Berne over the last five years to modernize the factory, increase productivity and competitiveness, and meet changing consumer needs smarter and faster.” This could be a huge change for all consumers out there, but there would definitely be a hype when it comes to finding out what could come next as their iconic logo.

Social media is flooded with snackers debating whether the name of the green Pringles tube has changed. But, a contentious discussion about whether the name of the green Pringles tubes, “Pringles Sour Cream & Onion,” has changed has erupted among crisp devotees on social media. The argument was triggered when a number of crisp crunchers raced to sites such as Reddit and TikTok to argue the green tube did previously have a different name.

Official Statements

The Pringles devotees acknowledged that they were perplexed because they couldn’t discover any internet proof of the name change. The green crisp tube is definitely labeled “Pringles Sour Cream & Onion,” and the company’s website states this in its description: “Pringles Sour Cream & Onion crisps are the perfect combination of green onion taste and savory sour cream flavors certain to satisfy even the most intense of cravings.

Setting the Record Straight

A social media user reportedly contacted Pringles to put an end to the argument, as they reacted to a Reddit post. The statement reads:  “Pringles used to market a flavor variety in the UK called Sour Cream and Chive and sometimes our consumers use the name of this flavor variety when making inquiries or referring to our currently available Pringles Sour Cream and Onion flavor.”

While the debate is still ongoing to know what the flavor really is, fans have kept going back and forth about it all over the internet. But what could really set things straight is if Pringles themselves would set the record straight and come up with a recent statement and address all those concerns. Needless to say, this may be something small when we’re talking about huge companies and lots of economies to tackle too, but perhaps in time, this issue would grab the attention of the higher ups of Pringles. And maybe then, we could all get an answer of what that tasty flavor really is.

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After posting the video of herself dining into the enormous bowl of soup, teacher Phonchanok Srisunaklua, whose YouTube channel is called Gin Zap Bep Nua Nua and translates to “Eat spicy and delicious,” provoked controversy last week.

A Huge Deal

After recording herself consuming a bowl of soup made from a protected species of bat, the YouTuber was taken into custody. The outrage over Phonchanok’s film was not about the dark brown soup or the tomatoes floating in it; rather, it was about the Lesser Asiatic yellow bats in the bowl. There are innumerable channels on the internet devoted to food and eating.

Getting Ratings

Phonchanok recorded herself dissecting the bats and dipping them in a sauce, calling them “delicious,” as if having the bats in the soup wasn’t enough. To the shock of the viewers, who lambasted her for putting herself “at risk,” she showed the bat to the camera, pointed out its teeth, and crunched down on the “soft bones.”

Since then, the video has been removed from the original page, and Phonchanok was detained for breaking the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act with the video. She might now spend the next five years in jail or pay a $14,000 fine.