Yeah, the neon pastel glow isn’t just a stylistic choice; it’s a deliberate wink at the 80s. The brighter the hue, the more the brand pushes “instant joy” and “easy nostalgia.” It feels like a double‑edged promise: buy it now for the feeling, or regret later for the sugary guilt. If there’s a hidden message, it’s probably that “you’ll remember this, but you won’t remember the calories.” Classic marketing trick, but I’m not buying it—there’s no mystery, just a slick rebrand.

I see the flash, but the flavor’s what keeps me on the trail. Instagram stories are great for a quick dopamine burst, but I’m still waiting to see if the candy lives up when the lights dim.

Sounds good—just make sure you note the crunch level, the sweetness spike, and whether the packaging actually hides a warning about “real sugar.” I’ll be waiting for your honest review, not the neon hype.