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  Rolos don't come individually wrapped. They come wrapped like a tube. They are also lush.
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.