Many products in the common store feature assorted flavoured snacks and drinks that please our taste buds. There’s strawberry, blueberry, orange, grape, mango, watermelon, cherry, and more flavours of snacks, including blue raspberry. However, there is a little secret about the flavour blue raspberry: it’s not a real fruit.
Stores often care about appearance when displaying their products so buyers will think that the items are good. (advertising) For example, if a store is selling cherry candies, they might display it in a cute box with a large picture of a ripe, sparkling cherry. This could let customers feel that the candy is delicious, making them buy it.
Stores also need large varieties to satisfy customers. For instance, if a store sells only blueberry bagels and nothing else, they will soon run out of business because blueberries and/or bagels might soon be an outdated flavour due to the continual type. Since the eye is one of the most important and relied-on sense of a human body, many will also rely on appearance to determine the quality of a product. A large portion of appearance is color. Studies show that people are more likely to buy an item in a decorated package than an item in a plain package, even if they are the same items, just in different packages.
Continuing from the following paragraph, we conclude that stores are highly likely to order their items in a fashionable way, with a variety of colors. From natural flavours and colours, the stores have supplied many items and foods. They (probably) will make an attempt to have many colours. The most common color for red is strawberry or cherry, pink could be watermelon, yellow for banana, orange for mango, purple for grape, green for kiwi, and more. However, we also have to consider blue. Stores could use blueberry, but they also seem to like blue raspberry, possibly since they think that consumers will be more attracted to “blue raspberry” or that they think consumers would enjoy a new flavour Possibly another reason why is that no one has ever heard of blue raspberries in wildlife (they’re not real), making the flavour visually a great thing to try.
