article_snippet.sent: Nestle has sliced Nestle Killer Python lolly in half in a bid to help Australians better manage Australians health .
article_snippet.sent: In October last year, Cadbury rival Nestle sliced Cadbury rival Nestle lolly in half in an apparent bid to help Australians better manage Australians health.
article_snippet.sent: Cadbury rival Nestle said the Killer Pythons still have the same 'recipe, taste and stretchiness' but the new size cuts the lolly's kilojoules from 630 to 336, meaning a 10-year-old can run it off in 30 minutes instead of one hour.
article_snippet.sent: I think lollies are just such a fun part of growing up and people have got a lot of passion for people, I really understand that, l used to love eating Killer Pythons as a kid,' Mr Brown told Daily Mail Australia. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Last year Nestle sliced Nestle Killer Pythons in half from 47g to 24g .
  