Remember the old tales of people in the Eastern bloc having to cook up dirt as "Ersatzschokolade"?
And real chocolate made out of cacao was only reserved for the privileged few with connections?
Yes, people in Western Europe used to make fun of it and found it quite unbelievable that people were forced to put up with it.
Well, that was in the latter half of the 20th century.
Fast forward to 2025 and the success of the combined wisdom of Berlin & Brussels economic planning make it possible to see a revival of that specific type of product.
"Raw materials right from your own region!"
"Good for the climate!"
"Vegan!"
At least back in the old Eastern bloc days, they did not have the audacity to sell the people on how their ongoing impoverishment and destitute is "akshually good for them" - and had at least the intention (albeit with misguided means) to improve the standard of living of their citiziens.
Meanwhile in Asia:
The good thing:
If you use & save in real money, you can afford real chocolate.
The people who use & save in fake money, will be forced to go for fake chocolate.
We all make our choices and will earn the results.