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Reddit mentions of Hershey's Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bars, (Pack of 2 Pounds)

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Hershey's Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bars, (Pack of 2 Pounds)
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  • Hershey's Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bars, 0.45 Ounces Bar (Pack of 2 Pounds)
  • Hershey's Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bars.
  • Individually wrapped snack size candy, Perfect for everyday snacking.
  • A gluten-free and kosher chocolate candy bar.
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Found 1 comment on Hershey's Milk Chocolate Snack Size Bars, (Pack of 2 Pounds):

u/Tyrren · 6 pointsr/insaneparents

So what's toxic in chocolate is a chemical called theobromine. This chemical is also toxic to humans but we are somewhat more resistant to it than dogs are; also, we're bigger so it just takes more of the chemical to hurt us. Here are some numbers:

  • The dose of theobromine that would kill a 200 lb (90 kg) person is approximately 90 grams.

  • The dose for a 200 lb dog is approximately 20 grams.

  • The dose for a 50 lb dog is approximately 5 grams.

  • The dose for a 25 lb dog is approximately 2.5 grams

  • The dose for a 5 lb dog is approximately 0.5 gram.

    A typical half-ounce "snack size" milk chocolate bar contains approximately 0.03 grams of theobromine—unless they gorge themselves, it's basically harmless for all but the smallest of dogs. The same amount of dark chocolate contains 0.1 and 0.5 grams—dangerous to the teeny weenies but still safe for medium-sized dogs if they just have one. White chocolate contains negligible theobromine, so it's safe.

    I estimate the cookie in the OP contains approximately 2g of baker's chocolate, baker's chocolate has approximately 10 times the theobromine content of milk chocolate, so that cookie contains approximately 0.04 g of theobromine. I rate it doggo safe, especially for a big boy like that.

    This comment kinda got away from me...