Each Modo comes packaged in a vacuum-sealed hard plastic and silver paper wrapper, and when you open it, you can hear a whoosh.
At Easter time, it is hard to tell which word comes first – eggs, chicken or God, or indeed chocolate, but if we peel back the silver foil wrapper, there are chicken-and-egg songs.
I chew a fingernail, tearing it below the quick and the blood tastes like a silver gum wrapper.
Not even the chocolate mint in its silver and green wrapper had placated her, though she had eaten it all the same, and his, too, when he said he had no appetite for it now.
Hershey is planning to sell limited-edition Hershey's Kisses, with red, silver and blue wrappers, in the second quarter.
They also came ready made on scraps of paper plucked from his surroundings: a silver-foil candy wrapper, a tiny cutout of a Holiday Inn sign, a torn page of notebook paper scrawled with a friend's name.
We think of Roald Dahl as a writer for children, the magical creator of James, Charlie, Matilda and the BFG, who worked in a shed in his English garden with a silver ball of chocolate-wrappers by his side.
Lytton Strachey was her neighbour (she described him as "cleverness incarnate"), and a present from Dora Carrington, a collage made of coloured silver-foil sweet wrappers, now hangs in her room in Paris.
Noticing that the word Hershey contained two feminine pronouns, Hansen began in the early 60's cutting out and pasting up the wrappers' silver-on-brown letters into densely patterned collages shaped like curvy female torsos.
