The discussion is about the candies Vāverīte ('Squirrel') and Sarkanā Magone ('Red Poppy'). For comparison: in retail chains, these candies are sold at a price of about 18.99 euros per kilogram. A photograph of the price tag quickly spread across social media. The author of the post admitted that such a price made her remember her childhood when a handful of candies could be bought for just a few cents. "One candy costs 90 cents. I remember times when with two or five cents, my friends and I would go to the store and come back with a whole handful of sweets," wrote the user. In the comments, many called such a price excessive. Some also noted that the quality and taste of the candies, in their opinion, no longer correspond to such a high price.
