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8th November 2016
02:38pm GMT

The American company explained to BBC News that the controversial changes were simply a cost-reducing measure:#toblerone #brexit I told you that leaving the EU would have serious consequences. Now I' m really upset. pic.twitter.com/w81cWYpNl4
— Mark Greenwood (@markcjgreenwood) November 8, 2016
"Like many other companies, we are experiencing higher costs for numerous ingredients. We carry these costs for as long as possible, but to ensure Toblerone remains on-shelf, is affordable, and retains the triangular shape, we have had to reduce the weight [of the bars]."A spokesperson clarified that the change "wasn't done as a result of Brexit". Good to know, but how are people coping with the changes? Some have suggested alternative uses for the reshaped Swiss favourite:
OKAY GUYS. Let's try to look at this positively. The new #Toblerone would make such a lovely bookshelf... Right? pic.twitter.com/CD2EDqRsCz — Laura Ellen Anderson (@Lillustrator) November 8, 2016While others feel that the negative backlash is making a mountain out of a molehill. Let us know your thoughts. Join the conversation with us on Twitter at @Herfamilydotie