Hershey's KissesSolid Milk Chocolate Candy Gift Box, 12 oz

It was what I expected!

I didn't know 100% that it was hollow, but now know that. Mine was also slightly melted, which is no problem to anyone specific as that's hard to control. Also, the packaging was a bit damaged and so it looked kind of bad to gift. Overall, it's not a bad idea and I love that this could be used as a gift, I think the whole process just needs to be tightened down on and done more effectively to actually get a functional, good looking product to the consumer.

This arrived completely broken. It was an Easter candy for the family but when getting the bakets ready and this was taken out of the boxing was all broken. Whether broke in the warehouse or transit to me, I cant say but regardless, this is not a good thing.

Our biggest concern getting this was the amount of chocolate that would be consumed by eating this. It is hollow, but the walls are still thick. It is a lot easier to divide up than a solid kiss would have been and we could break off small enough chunks that we could fit it in our mouths and savor the flavor. There is still enough chocolate here that you do not want to try to eat it all in one sitting.

I remember getting a smaller but no less wonderful version of this as a kid (yes, chocolate has been around THAT long). As a born chocolate lover it was a special gift. My only issue with this particular product is, its hollow. Im sure the disappointment on my face echoed that of my younger self when i found out the big guy in red wasn't real.

It’s chocolate. No issues to report.

My husband loves Hersey kisses so I bought this for him. It came on time and he absolutely destroyed it lol. I just wish they were still hollow like they use to be. But still good.

There’s nothing wrong with it except for the fact that it’s hollow. I realized this when I first picked it up. It’s pretty big… like if you cut a football in half. Tastes good. But it’s not solid all the way through like the small ones are. Still makes for a great way to shock the heck out of one (or more) Halloween trick-or-treaters.