[Dudoight]

Somehow, I don't think a chocolate bar is the right environment for flys to lay eggs. It just doesn't ring true to me. I hope we get a follow up on this.

[rabidralph]

That's not true. I remember when I was nine or so, visiting Jamaica, I bought a Cadbury chocolate bar and started to eat it. I noticed the husk of some worm-creature in the bar. I may have eaten more of them, I don't know. But I threw the rest of the bar away. No big deal, except I was denied my quota of chocolate for the day.

[tiki]

I have seen chocolate bars with maggots before. My mother used to hide chocolate and then forget where she hid and we found it more than once with maggots. I would imagine the larvae had to be there before it was wrapped.

Of course that was years ago and who would think of contacting the media and suing.

The worst I ever did was write the Dove soap people and lied that I couldn't find it in my town and I loved their soap and they sent me a whole case.

[Log]

I hope we do hear the truth too. I don't know if they were truly maggots, but I have seen WORMS in chocolate candy bars, and believe me, it isn't very appetizing to think you might have just eaten one!

[texasflower]

Let me assure you that it happens. It happened to me once with a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.