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Following the viral success of the crompouce, several variations have emerged on social media, some with questionable taste combinations. The trend has spread like wildfire across the country.
>> our first batch of chocolate- covered strawberries-- it was not good. >> reporter: you learned a lot by trial and error. >> oh, yeah. >> we watched a lot of tiktok videos on how to package.a lot t tiktok, thank you so much for that. >> reporter: they didn't just need something to do. they needed money. both of their parents lost jobs during covid. >> i was definitely thinking about saving up for college. >> reporter: you needed to try to find that independently. >> yeah, because my parents, they pay for too much. >> reporter: fast forward a year and their company, f & r sweets is the bomb-- the cocoa bomb, that is, one of their bestsellers. >> we had this huge order and we only had one, like, mold to make it with. >> yeah. >> and it was, like, an order for 50 cocoa bombs and we stayed up until 1:00 a.m. making these cocoa bombs. >> reporter: even though you had >> i fl accomplished iway 18-ary big. i feel like i made my really proud. >> reporter: and they earned
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on the label. you can't see them. so we by nature are drawn to food that's inexpensive. so i was able to go into these chemistry labs that work for the food industry called flavor houses where their main job is to reduce the cost of ingredients used in products so we get really excited about that. i found internal documents that target us as variety seekers because we love by instinct variety in food. that's why you walk in the cereal aisle and there's 200 varieties of sugary starch because the brain gets really excited about that. but the most critical thing that the food industry is using is speed. speed is a hallmark of addiction. the faster a substance hits our brain, the more apt we are to act compulsively and there's nothing faster than convenience food in the that it's manufactured, presented to us and the way it strikes the brain. there's incredible tests people
morgan, do keep us posted. a fascinating look. before we go, folks. i just want to clarify a story from a few moments ago quite possibly the most important story of the day for many of you, that krispy kreme story, you remember the one i told you about a few moments ago you get vaccinated and you get a free krispy kreme doughnut. folks, it's a doughnut every day if you'd like. you have to provide some sort of documentation that you've gotten your shot. if you do, a doughnut every day from krispy kreme through 2021. we do not have time to talk about the potential other adverse health effects one might experience if you eat a doughnut every day for the rest of the year. that's for some other time, but you get your shot and you get a doughnut and that's going to do it for me this hour. up next, andrea mitchell will talk to jake sullivan about his
doughnut. show that covid-19 vaccination report card though. anyone with proof of getting the shot able to get that treat at any store nationwide. no other purchase is necessary. the company also offering four hours of paid time off for employees to go get their vaccinations. a rare look at the inner workings of a militia group in the united states. it's an all black militia. it's led by a former musician. it's called the nfac. that's short for not fing around. >> the nfac stands for the not fing around coalition. it was born out of the last four years under the trump administration. the deterioration of racial relations in this country. it means that we are preparing ourselves to defend yourselves. guard,
they showed us their pens two years ago. you can see right here, boulder city, nevada, usa. this year, their pens are being used on the spacex missions to the international space station. and tonight, the team showing us their newest pens called the first responder series. >> you've got red for firefighters, white for emts and ems medical. >> a portion of every sale going to help first responders. some of the profits from their raw brass pens helping feeding america. >> made in america! >> and tonight here, the companies we've been reporting on checking back in with us, telling us what you did. >> hey, david. >> bold foot socks, $15,000 in sales the first night after our report. shuffle golf, $3,000 in orders. phillip ashley chocolates, 3,500 new orders. shane henderson and his son justice from metal art of wisconsin. >> our feature on "world news tonight" generated well over
things are made right here in america. >> oprah and her favorite things. and this year, why made in america is especially important. >> this year especially, we wanted to highlight people from around our country who have used their creativity, who have used their passion and their skills to create some wonderfully unique products. >> and like everyone who sends in their ideas, we went to find them. in them fission, phillip ashley chocolates. making chocolate turtles, the chocolate, the cashews, hand-dipping each one. >> hey, david. >> owner phillip ashley ricks. >> check these beauties out. four ounces. from just chocolate and nutty and care mel goodness. >> turns out, six new hires to keep up with holiday demand. wrapping them up, shipping them out. >> made in america! >> lincoln park, new jersey, pride and groom. dog shampoo and conditioner. 60 workers. the company owned by four women. >> hi, david. >> and like so many companies we've profiled this year,