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  I haven't had a Rolo in years, but I'll always remember them from the brilliant commercial they ran in the 90's. It's Dutch, but translated the tagline is something like 'think well about what you do with your last Rolo'.
context: The rule is that before a Rolo is released to the public for purchase, it must spend the first 2 years of its life at the bottom of a baby boomer’s purse. >
  
  Who hurt you? >
  
  Who doesn't know what a rolo is? >
  
  Rolos aren’t for eating. They are for building Rolo pyramids. Love, GenX >
  
  I'm a millennial and I approved this message >
  
  I’m Gen Z and I second this. >
  
  I didn't like Rolls until I hit my 30s. Maybe it comes with age? >
  
  I like the concept of a Rolo. The flavor is good, but would be a million times better with quality ingredients >
  
  I never liked caramel. >
  
  It’s not something I buy on purpose, they kind of just show up. I will gladly eat them if they’re offered to me though. >
  
  Because of the holidays we have Rolos in the house right now as well as several good brands of chocolate and caramel.  I did notice the Rolos are lesser quality chocolate and worse that the mass market brands we have (worse than a Milky Way).  We've got some Lindor Truffles and Russell Stover and it's nowhere near that.  I'll still eat the Rolos, though. >
  
  They used to be good in the 80s and 90s until they reformulated them. >
  
  I remember liking them when I was younger, but there’s better caramel chocolates now. If I’m very desperate I may buy some, but they’re quite low down in the rankings personally. >
  
  Rolos don't come individually wrapped. They come wrapped like a tube. They are also lush.