to this:

This is no lie. In a child's New Year gift, a candy is called "The Bite of a Woman". I read it 10 times and thought something was wrong with my eyes. It’s called a woman’s bite.

The Volgograd factory. I want to look at the poor man who gave birth to this. Man, is it so bad?

Ask about the names of sweets. The Union of Confectors (Babaevsky and others with them) took and patented names in many recipe sweets. That is, before there was one single recipe for the production of sweets and they were made from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok. And now they can’t be called so – patented. And they are sending out to all confectionery factories a ban on the manufacture of sweets that could previously be made. The case goes to court. This is what they call “Woman’s Bite” and “Man’s Tear” – they were not patented. Excellent candy if anything. :)