The Best Flavor of Chocolate Is...

[STARGATE]

MMmmMMmmMMmmMMmm Boobs and Chocolate

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[packerbacker]

Dark chocolate. I also like milk. White is kind of weird to me.

 

[STARGATE]

I just love Chocolate! Dark, White, Milk, Creamy, with Caramel, etc, etc...

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[stalemate1]

In all honesty, chocolate is just flavoured butter. Main ingredients: butter, coco, icing sugar, milk powder.

Though I'd go for Tablarone or lint

 

[gnr_2]

In all honesty, chocolate is just flavoured butter. Main ingredients: butter, coco, icing sugar, milk powder.

Though I'd go for Tablarone or lint

Then chocolate is the best flavor of butter ever.

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[stalemate1]

Then chocolate is the best flavor of butter ever.

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Definitely. Plain butter...not so great...

 

[jaj324]

My favorite....



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[Laura Knotek]

My favourite chocolate is dark chocolate.

I don't like milk chocolate at all, but I love dark chocolate.

 

[stalemate1]

My favourite chocolate is dark chocolate.

I don't like milk chocolate at all, but I love dark chocolate.

What's the difference between milk and dark...don't they use milk to make both ?

 

[Laura Knotek]

What's the difference between milk and dark...don't they use milk to make both ?

I just looked at the label on a dark chocolate bar I have. Milk is not listed as an ingredient.





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[stalemate1]

I've changed my mind, either Lint or Tablerone.

Nestle is good too, I like the smarties bar...sign me up for all chocolate in existence...except diabetics chocolate...uggg I still remember the carrot chocolate I tasted once...

 

[Laura Knotek]

I've changed my mind, either Lint or Tablerone.

Nestle is good too, I like the smarties bar...sign me up for all chocolate in existence...except diabetics chocolate...uggg I still remember the carrot chocolate I tasted once...

I've never had Smarties chocolate. Is it European? I've never seen it in the US.

 

[stalemate1]

I've never had Smarties chocolate. Is it European? I've never seen it in the US.

Nestle is a swiss company, you dont have nestle in the US ?

I live in RSA (the third world country with Nelson Mandela) and we even have it.

Please tell me you at least have tablerone, milka or lint ?

 

[KiwiGrrl]

I've never had Smarties chocolate. Is it European? I've never seen it in the US.

Smarties are like M&Ms.

We do get Nestle in the US. Different products but the same brand.

 

[Laura Knotek]

Smarties are like M&Ms.

We do get Nestle in the US. Different products but the same brand.

Ok. That's why I never heard of Smarties.

 

[Laura Knotek]

Nestle is a swiss company, you dont have nestle in the US ?

I live in RSA (the third world country with Nelson Mandela) and we even have it.

Please tell me you at least have tablerone, milka or lint ?

Nestle Crunch bars are popular here in US. We have Toblerone and Lindt also.

I never heard of Milka, but it's possible it has a different name here like KiwiGrrl mentioned about Smarties/M&Ms.

 

[KiwiGrrl]

Nestle Crunch bars are popular here in US. We have Toblerone and Lindt also.

I never heard of Milka, but it's possible it has a different name here like KiwiGrrl mentioned about Smarties/M&Ms.

They're not exactly the same and made by different companies I think, but both are chocolate goodness with a hard candy coating.
I haven't heard of Milka either but there are a few things I can't get here. Fortunately my fave Crunchie bars aren't one of them, and the rest I just hope will be in parcels from home twice a year. ;-)

 

[stalemate1]

So anyone like lint or Tablerone ?

Has anyone even tasted any of these ?

 

[Laura Knotek]

So anyone like lint or Tablerone ?

Has anyone even tasted any of these ?

Yes, I've tried both. Lindt is good.

 

[Laura Knotek]

There is a British import store in my neighbourhood. I've seen (and tried) some of the UK chocolate. I've had Yorkie, which otherwise isn't sold in the US.