Spyro Grace  I suppose it was too long to post as it was a blank post .  It is actually quite amazing how much petroleum we all eat on a daily basis. 

 Here is the section from my paper  that speaks of food coloring and the petroleum products used. If you would like the full paper let me know but here is the section from the paper about green chocolate pudding and  another article about how chocolate  is not actually brown, but reddish. 

Petrochemicals are used in all artificial dyes, this includes food coloring. According to an article by the Amen Clinics,” the food industry dumps 15 million pounds of artificial dyes into our food every year- Over 40 % of which is Red Dye #40.  Without red dye #40 chocolate pudding would be green” (Amen Clinics). You will find it in foods such as candies, condiments, snack foods, soda, juice, mouthwash, toothpaste and even medicine. Red dye # 40 has been approved by the FDA, yet it is banned in Australia and throughout Europe due to health concerns.  Multiple studies that have been published demonstrate that some children with Add have adverse effects to artificial food coloring. Other studies have found food coloring and a preservative called sodium benzoate can make some non-Add kids hyperactive. It has been linked in both adults and children to stomach upset, migraines, and jitteriness. These are just a few of the petrochemicals in our daily lives and the ways they have been found to affect us.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/natural-chocolate-actually-reddish-color-180952207/

http://www.amenclinics.com/blog/brain-health-guide-red-dye-40/

right now? just about anything. I'd LITERALLY do whatever the hell you wanted. BUT it'd have to be a LIFETIME SUPPLY of Klondike. 

Would you give up Klondikes for a lifetime supply of Klondikes, Sarai ?

So processed chocolate pudding can be green before the coloring and natural cocoa is reddish in color. That makes more sense then the "chocolate is actually green" statement you made before. 

Very informative information about how it was originally reddish. I often wondered where the term 'devil's food' came from but now it makes more sense. 

Shame about all the random chemicals and stuff they use in processed foods. 

On that note, I wouldn't do much for a Klondike bar. I'm not really a fan of them. 

Love the commercials for this product.  I have never tried a Klondike bar but have always wanted to because of the commercials. :D

So I suppose I would attempt to, considering age, do a cartwheel haha.  This would be comical and possibly earn me a Klondike bar.

I will now have to look for a Klondike bar in my local supermarkets.  This was fun.  Thanks.