Sherbet is sold in a plastic tube with twist-off lid, with a stick made from liquorice as a sherbet fountain. Many[citation needed] consumers regret the replacement[2] of the former paper packaging, which allowed an extra dimension of enjoyment: the crushing of the caked lumps of sherbet as the paper cylinder was rolled between the hands. This is another[citation needed] example of Hutber's law: every "improvement" is in fact a deterioration.

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