Talk:Pschitt

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Is it piss? is it shit? It should make it's mind up! Troubleshooter 15:21, 6 September 2006 (UTC) In 1964, by brother brought back from France a bag of Pschitt chewy chocolate and caramel candies, very similar to Kraft Caramels. I had some fun offering them to family and friends. Until now, I never realized the brand name had originated with a soft drink. A58pacer (talk) 18:08, 17 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

External links[edit]

At the date of this comment, the two external links for Pschitt are out of date.

The Neptune Group link is broken and redirects to the Groupe Castel home page www.groupe-castel.com. The site has versions in a range of languages, and none of them had a page of Pschitt.

The Saphy Group seems to now administer Neptune Group products. However the product listing of the group - at http://www.uk.saphy-export.com/ - does not seem to list any kind of Pschitt!.

The "Official Web Site" domain name (www.pschitt.fr) is now occupied by a placeholder. Bids are invited to purchase Pschitt.

I have therefore removed both of the links.Twistlethrop (talk) 18:41, 22 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Other Pschitt[edit]

As with life in general, there are several product names that include Pschitt. I found:

The Garancia brand's "Pschitt Magique New Skin". http://www.garancia-beauty.com/english/eng-pschitt_magique-acc.php.
ByTerry's lip gloss "Mandarina Pschitt" http://www.strawberrynet.com/makeup/by-terry/gloss-delectation-----07-mandarina/114514/.

That's only two, and there may be other kinds of Pschitt. Should the article be expanded to include them, or should there be a separate Pschitt for each kind? Twistlethrop (talk) 18:44, 22 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]