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Sour patch children are no longer acidic. Or are they?
AND rubber candy Last week, the brand announced on social networks that it was “sour” from its name and that it would immediately be questioned as “Just Patch Patch Kids” immediately in force.
“We heard enough. We had enough.” You are not acidic enough, “Well, guess what – we are no longer acidic,” said the newly appointed Candy in a statement published in his social media accounts.
“In effect immediately, we are no longer acidic patch children. Instead, we give you exactly what you deserve.”
Announcement, published on March 27, had some on social media believing that it was early The day of April fools prank.
The Sour Patch Kids became “just patches the children” – at least only a few days. (East)
“Not yet on April 1,” one person wrote on X.
But sweets previously known as Kids Sour Patch did not seem concerned.
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“Although this may seem sudden, our decision is final,” the post continues. “In our comments we can’t stand and call us” not acidic “. Don’t appreciate our sour, so we bring it back. You never know what you have until it is acidic, then sweet, then left. I hope it’s worth it.”
The reactions of social media were a mix of comic and critical.
Sour patch children come in several different colors – but “they are always acidic”. (Peter Burke/Fox News Digital)
“For a brand that is no longer acidic, it seems salty,” one commentator wrote.
“Liar,” wrote another, who shared a screenshot showing that Mark changed his name on social media but not a confirmed X handle.
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Seemed to be truly enough as sweet It was presented as “Men Mars” before being recorded in the 1980s as Kids Sour Patch, according to several sources.
Sour patch children were once known as “Mars men”. (Peter Burke/Fox News Digital)
For days, candy fans have remained in the recess of whether aromatic small figures will give up their acidic ways.
But the candy seemed to have discovered his true self on Tuesday morning, April 1, with a post that read: “Sour Forever !!!!!”
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Mondelez International, based in Chicago, who owns Kids Sour Patch, did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital inquiries seeking comment.
