nestle crunch different taste

[impulzz]

my sister gave me a big bar of nestle crunch, galing sa dutyfree... nung kinain ko iba lasa nya... mas masarap parang may coffee flavor at hindi gaanong matamis... so naghanap ako sa ref nung mga nabili kosa grocery na small bars... iba talaga... sobrang tamis yung sa grocery nabili...

kahit pala imported brands dinadaya pagdito na ibebenta

[Alpha_One]

I don't think it's "dinaya" as much as it's either a variation in manufacturing or a slightly different recipe for a different market. Only the McDo's here have the sweet spaghetti, after all.

[milky]

IIRC somebody told us that they adapt the formula depending on the region's taste/ preference.
Mas masarap yung Kit Kat ng Canada/ America than the Australian-made ones sold here hehe less tamis

[bilog]

yan din ang observation ng wife ko. She does not want the crunh available at our local groceries kasi daw iba ang lasa compared sa crunch with the blue foil.

[nugundam93]

meron ngang ganung crunch na parang may halong coffee. tanungin ko nga sis ko kung saan sha nakahanap nun.

[OTEP]

Sometimes, nasa pag-ship din.

But yes, products are tailored to the region/market being sold in.

[oldblue]

ang alam ko pinakamalasa na nestle crunch galing sa mideast. mas oks pa kaysa US

[squala]

my sister gave me a big bar of nestle crunch, galing sa dutyfree... nung kinain ko iba lasa nya... mas masarap parang may coffee flavor at hindi gaanong matamis... so naghanap ako sa ref nung mga nabili kosa grocery na small bars... iba talaga... sobrang tamis yung sa grocery nabili...

kahit pala imported brands dinadaya pagdito na ibebenta

The Crunch (regular size) that can be bought at the grocery is already made in Brazil. I also noticed that the rice crispies in this one are smaller. I think the one you tasted is US-made, and I myself like that one better. AFAIK, the King Crunch is still from the States as well.

[russpogi]

IIRC somebody told us that they adapt the formula depending on the region's taste/ preference.
Mas masarap yung Kit Kat ng Canada/ America than the Australian-made ones sold here hehe less tamis

That's right. That was Nestle's strategy of capuring a specific market/region. For every market, iba ang timpla ng mga products nila (most of them). Let's say Kit-Kat, iba ang lasa nito sa ASEAN against Japanese, US and English markets. They do this to adapt to the consumers' specific taste while maintaining brand awareness and loyalty.

[ghosthunter]

its the same with other products like Pringles. The one's normally marketed locally are saltier as compared to the ones available in the USA and Europe. Thats why when I buy Pringles, I check if its the asian version or US version.

Asian version of Pringles usually have Thailand writing as part of its label while US have spanish.

[CVT]

Talk about a local/regional global brand...

Ang Jollibee ba sa US, bland?

:starwars:

[ts1n1ta]

yan din ang observation ng wife ko. She does not want the crunh available at our local groceries kasi daw iba ang lasa compared sa crunch with the blue foil.

honga. akala ko ako lang may ganitong observation. My mom thinks I'm crazy kung inaalam ko kung san gawa at kung ano packaging.

Same with M&Ms iba lasa.

[AnuVaYan]

Napanood ko sa isang documentary sa Discovery Channel ito e. Hindi lang naiiba dahil sa taste preference ng mga tao, kundi talagang maiiba dahil sa climatic differences, iba ang procedure halimbawa ng pag gawa ng kitkat dito kaysa sa ibang bansa kasi dapat hindi pa rin mabilis kumunat kahit na hot and humid tayo. Yun ang pagka alala ko, matagal ko na napanood yun e hihi.

[tinky]

kahit coke mas masarap sa Pilipinas.

[cutedoc]

yup agree ako na products made caters to the propsed market, even toothpaste, local toothpaste are sweeter and mintier, you can compare them to colgate abroad, or toothpaste in uae, iba ang lasa compared to phil toothpaste=)

pati lasa ng corned beef, iba depende sa target market=)

pati nga cellphone me asian version

[cutedoc]

add ko lng nestle dark chocolate is good. local lng to

[skipper]

Amen sa lahat ng comments. Kahit sa Pringles at Oreos iba talaga ang lasa kagpag galing Indonesia or Thailand kompara sa gawang US or Australia. Depende talaga kung saan galing yung product. Anyway, I just wanted to share din an article that I read on Nestle. Diba they've always had this Wellness Campaign? Well may nabasa akong article that makes a good point about how not all Nestle's products live up to their so-called "wellness" campaign. Isipin niyo ha? Ano-ano ba ang mga produkto ng Nestle? Diba puros chocolates? Chocolate bars? Chocolate ice cream? Chocolate drinks? Akala ko ba less sugar ang prinopromote nila sa Nido? Ang labo naman nila kausap. Na-realize ko lang lahat to after reading this article: http://bit.ly/hCSxw3

[uls]

^^

they will sell what the market demands. mahilig sa matamis ang pinoy

pag di matamis di masarap

[roninblade]

uhmm... last comment on this thread was back in 2006. not that there's anything wrong with resurrecting old threads.

[Mguy]

uhmm... last comment on this thread was back in 2006. not that there's anything wrong with resurrecting old threads.

Just my hunch, I read before that they were hiring people na mahilig mag post sa mga forums. If you could link a certain website promoting a product from your post, you get a dollar yata for every hit.

Kaya kung napansin mo segue ni skipper to the wellness campaign ng Nestle, sabay link sa ibang website, ayun.