I am 100% sure that the reason we bought this particular chocolate is because of the image on the cover. ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
schoolpsychnerd has made abundantly clear to me that it has her seal of approval, usually while doing her equivalent of "WAKKA WAKKA!"
I actually like the packaging even without the seal. As this XKCD pointed out, there's something that stands out about simplistic white packaging, and while that was more evident last week in Lindt's simplistic black-and-white package, it works here too. I especially like the understated patterns of leaves and the green-and-brown text colors, but I do think that all of the seals all over it distract from the look. It's green and brown and white and then there are pop-out "NON GMO!" and "FAIR TRADE!" like alarms for your eyes. Which is the point, I suppose, so Whole Foods-shoppers likeschoolpsychnerd and I will pick this up so we can eat chocolate and save the planet at the same time. Or something.
It is a cute seal, though.
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schoolpsychnerd has made abundantly clear to me that it has her seal of approval, usually while doing her equivalent of "WAKKA WAKKA!" I actually like the packaging even without the seal. As this XKCD pointed out, there's something that stands out about simplistic white packaging, and while that was more evident last week in Lindt's simplistic black-and-white package, it works here too. I especially like the understated patterns of leaves and the green-and-brown text colors, but I do think that all of the seals all over it distract from the look. It's green and brown and white and then there are pop-out "NON GMO!" and "FAIR TRADE!" like alarms for your eyes. Which is the point, I suppose, so Whole Foods-shoppers like
schoolpsychnerd and I will pick this up so we can eat chocolate and save the planet at the same time. Or something.It is a cute seal, though.
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