I do love eating these sometime
what your fave chocolates?
Chocolates?
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I do love eating these sometime
what your fave chocolates?
It's got to be those Maltesers Bunnies that they only sell around Easter. A rare treat. 
For a short while Lindt did a wasabi-flavoured chocolate which was *way* better than it sounds. Sadly discontinued now 
Lindt do this dark chocolate with caramel and a hint of sea salt. It's incredibly nice. I absolutely love the stuff!
I'm also a sucker for Green & Black's caramel, and butterscotch flavours. I'm also quite partial to orange Aero.
I'm also a sucker for Green & Black's caramel, and butterscotch flavours. I'm also quite partial to orange Aero.
Choc/caramel slice for the win!
I've just gotten over my chocolate addiction though. I ate chocolate every single day for a couple of years. Yes...every single day.
I've just gotten over my chocolate addiction though. I ate chocolate every single day for a couple of years. Yes...every single day.
I like
RIPPLES
Mints Choclates
Häagen-Dazs( Yes, I used to eat Big Tub in one go
lol
Jaffa Cake (I used to eat 36 Jaffa cake in one go:double)
RIPPLES
Mints Choclates
Häagen-Dazs( Yes, I used to eat Big Tub in one go
lolJaffa Cake (I used to eat 36 Jaffa cake in one go:double
)
Only Côte d'Or for me, especially:
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Well.. it is like alcohol for me. when with friends i take the regular milk chocolate stuff (norwegian brands, so not applicable). but when it is for myself I like the 80% stuff a local chocolate maker has. it is such an intense taste that you can't have much in one setting. Which isn't a bad thing. Just like good drinks.
Well.. it is like alcohol for me. when with friends i take the regular milk chocolate stuff (norwegian brands, so not applicable). but when it is for myself I like the 80% stuff a local chocolate maker has. it is such an intense taste that you can't have much in one setting. Which isn't a bad thing. Just like good drinks.
Local lidl stocks some pretty strong dark choc. They even have 85% stuff which is so dark you cant have more than a square, 2 at most.
Well.. it is like alcohol for me. when with friends i take the regular milk chocolate stuff (norwegian brands, so not applicable). but when it is for myself I like the 80% stuff a local chocolate maker has. it is such an intense taste that you can't have much in one setting. Which isn't a bad thing. Just like good drinks.
Local lidl stocks some pretty strong dark choc. They even have 85% stuff which is so dark you cant have more than a square, 2 at most.
the local chocolate maker has some 98% stuff (or something close to 100 but not exactly that) - it isn't for the sweet tooth
(one could wonder how people ended up learning what could be done if that was the taste they got when first trying it)Well.. it is like alcohol for me. when with friends i take the regular milk chocolate stuff (norwegian brands, so not applicable). but when it is for myself I like the 80% stuff a local chocolate maker has. it is such an intense taste that you can't have much in one setting. Which isn't a bad thing. Just like good drinks.
Local lidl stocks some pretty strong dark choc. They even have 85% stuff which is so dark you cant have more than a square, 2 at most.
the local chocolate maker has some 98% stuff (or something close to 100 but not exactly that) - it isn't for the sweet tooth
Indeed, you'd think 85% would have been enough for a rethink!
I quite like dark choc but its an acquired taste, bit like black coffee once you're over 60% or so.
I ate chocolates.
Kit Kat is a problem for me, I can empty a box of it without remorse. Other than that, any Belgium chocolate is in the order of the day, but Nestlé brands are a good cheaper option.
Viennese Truffles are my favourite thing from Thorntons, I think. 