I don't mean to sound harsh, but that's what large companies like Nestle are there to do - make money. If bars aren't popular and don't make a profit they get discontinued. Sad but true. Chocolate manufacturers aren't charities.
They haven't exactly given it very long though have they! Maybe the fact that the bars were over 50p each had something to do with poor sales. I remember the day when chocolate averaged 20p per bar!
Nestle have a new British CEO who is ridding them of constant "new" products.
50p may seem slightly steep but if it is a good bar I am willing to pay a little extra.
They haven't exactly given it very long though have they! Maybe the fact that the bars were over 50p each had something to do with poor sales. I remember the day when chocolate averaged 20p per bar!
I agree the Tiramisu hasn't been around very long, and even though I've not bought it myself (don't like coffee) I do think variation is a good thing, and at least it was something a bit different.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but that's what large companies like Nestle are there to do - make money.
It does seem very quick to drop it.
Isn't one of the regular moans on this site that we don't get enough variation anymore? So I think Nestle deserve credit for at least trying something new, even if they haven't given this particular product very long.
I am sorry people will miss these bars but I seriously think Nestle have to settle down and concentrate on quality rather than endless diversification.
I am sorry people will miss these bars but I seriously think Nestle have to settle down and concentrate on quality rather than endless diversification.