Some interesting thoughts, thanks to all.
As a regular of Eindhoven I noticed it when it appeared on the menu in 2008(I guess).
Beforehand, The Grasshopper is in my humble opinion one of the best shops in Eindhoven(just saying as I felt some negative vibes due to some posts here in this thread. At the end they're just making money like every coffeeshop else. I rarely got any bad grass or hashish there respectively noticed any seedy activity. Important for me is the fact that they didn't tell me any bullshit about this flavouring thing. If this is true, apple/strawberry wiet just being flavoured white widow, it's a shame though.)
Whatever, on the day I first saw it on the menu I asked my favourite budtender there about it, took a look, smelled and went like: 'Is this flavoured with additives like e.g. tobacco, tell me?'. She replied: 'Yes, but you can smoke it.'
Of course but this just isn't my idea of grass(beware, this all could end up in a discussion about 'What's natural in general?'

).
Sure, I don't like it(precise: refuse it)but each to their own and as long as a shop doesn't keep it a secret.
I bet if grass and hashish would be legal some day(one day after the end of the world

)'they'(e.g. industry, etc. insert someone) probably would - beside non-flavoured - start to sell grass(perhaps hash, too

) with every flavour you could imagine(think about blunts etc. or the hype about smoking flavoured tobacco with a hookah years ago).
It would be advertized, hyped and marketed like everything else(youth protection considered, similar to alcohol, tobacco etc.).
I also could imagine people saying 'I can't imagine smoking non-flavoured grass or hashish'(some months after introducinthis strawberry weed the apple flavoured one was offered, too. Haven't been to them like two months but on my last visit both types of weed were still sold, after almost two years. So I guess there is a demand.'Sad but true'.)
Crazy. But that's life, right?
Just my two cents.