How do we know dog biscuits are "now better tasting!"?

We don't, until we taste them. Most dog biscuts are actually edible. They don't have much flavor, except for the cheese kind; those are terrible, don't eat them. Of course, being people, we may not really have a viewpoint that would allow us the objectivity to decide that they would be tasty for dogs. So, in conclusion, we can't (munch munch) we can't really (crunch) have a definitive opinion until we (gulp) feed them to the dog and judge the reaction. Or, (rustle rustle crunch) try them ourselves (burp).

Actually, there are quite a few people who snack on Milk Bones and related doggie treats. Two friends of mine and my father-in-law all regularly dine on them. One of the aforementioned friends actually out-growled his neighbor's dog to get the last one in the bag.

When I inquired why they snacked on dog treats, they said they didn't like sweets. The dog biscuits are like crunchy cookies without the sugar. I have tried a Milk Bone, but I found it rather bland. I certainly won't replace chocolate cherry cheesecake with my puppy's food any day soon.