It’s still part of the IL 1040 form. Their instructions specifically say you have to enter a value on the form, even if it is zero.
The weird thing is you’re supposed to fill out a schedule and either itemize all your untaxed purchases or select some sort of default value they pick for you. I buy a fair amount online, but their default was very unreasonably high, so I guess they’re not only trying to scare you, but also scam you. Now that Amazon and other retailers are collecting IL tax it’s even worse, as it seems like the default should be zero.
They look Canadian to me, we bought several different kinds to try them out when we went to Toronto. Aero’s are aerated chocolate. They’re filled with a bunch of air bubbles. It’s definitely a different texture/mouth feel.
Well an 1.5 oz Aero would have the same amount of chocolate as a 1.5 oz Hershey bar… it would just occupy more space. Kind of like how Swiss cheese has holes in it.
But if I’m paying $1.09 for a 1.55 ounce Hershey bar vs. $1.39 for a 1.62 ounce Nestle chocolate bar with holes in it (actual prices at my grocery store), that air is pretty expensive, especially considering I think Nestle chocolate is a lot worse than Hershey.