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I don't even think sour candies are necessarily that popular anyway. Chocolate still seems to be the number one candy by far. That being said, people like sour candy because it's delicious. :)
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Chocolate still seems to be the number one candy by far
My only true love in this world... I will be sad when it's all synthetic because climate change took it all away :(
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people like sour candy because it's delicious. :)
So far you seem to be the only person to even mention OP's actual question... But the answer reads like nonsense to me personally.
What is it like to enjoy sourness? (Is that even something that can be described?)
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Given acidity is one of the 5 basic characteristics of wine, I suspect people, even adults, have been enjoying sour flavors for a few thousand years. Also, preserves have tended to be sweet, salty, or, you guessed it, sour for a long time, as well. They only thing that has really changed is our delivery vehicle for sour snacks.
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Hmm. That may partially explain why every time I've tried to taste wine I ended up spitting it out.
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Suck a lemon. Actually that sounds good maybe I'll go do that
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I'm curious if it's possible to explain how that's enjoyable to you
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Probably not, it's a matter of taste. No joke, I think it tastes good and do it all the time
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That's like saying hot peppers are delicious. They are, but they are one subset of the spices, or even the foods available, many of which are also delicious, but in different ways.
Suddenly one extreme flavoring has easily 1/3 of the market, a market once dominated by candy bars and gum. Chewy candy has exploded. And along with it, sour candy as well.
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