About Hershey®’s Assorted Miniatures™s

[LauraLee]

Confused about the quantity at the set price point; I'm hoping that someone can help me understand it.  It says in the default quantity "50", but what am I getting?  Say that I added it to cart, for example.  50 miniature candy bar pieces?  Or 50 small bags - large bags?  Given that the comparable price is set at $70.  

But then if I clicked on the down arrow, the quantity is 24, 48, 100, and bypasses the 50 default listing, as it's no longer there.  So, I'm confused about that too.  (And, there's no way to get 50 back unless the page is refreshed.)

Then there's the Nutrition Facts, "about 30 servings per container"....which I was always understanding that's what they'll put directly on the merchandise.   So back to the original question, is this 50 small bags of 30?

And then, if I chose to adjust the quantity, that means small bags?  I just think it would be helping customers to know what they will be getting, somewhere in the About description section.  Or, helpful in the Quantity feature.  

[Baylee]

Firstly, the quantity of individual candy bar pieces you get is whatever number is shown in the quantity box ... it's not a number of bags or containers. It's not easy to notice, but you can actually type any number into that box so you are not limited to the default quantities shown like 24, 48, etc. You can order 112 if you want. 

I agree that the nutritional info is confusing but I don't know how that is displayed on the merchandise customers receive. Hopefully it's less ambiguous there. 

[LauraLee]

Thank you.  This is quite interesting and fascinating.  But, I bet it's equally confusing to customers if they don't know that you can type your own quantity number in.  The trouble with this is that many other products on this site only let your choose in sets of numbers.  I just think if it comes to their confusion, they're going to skip adding it to their carts in seconds.  

And yes on the nutritional info, and that's what makes someone think they're possibly getting "containers" instead of individual pieces.  That's too much confusion when someone is planning a big party, with little time to figure out pieces? or containers?, and too afraid of not knowing what they're getting. 

Just my opinion, to me, I would've rather seen Zazzle just sell the small paper covers separately, and add the miniature chocolates as the add on.  But, idk.