What type of chocolate is your preference
Chocolate tastes
- Milk chocolate
- Plain chocolate
- Dark chocolate
- White chocolate
- Don't like chocolate
- Like chocolate but not aloud to eat it.
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Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 timesNow I have a sweet tooth and love chocolate, I don’t have a preference to which type I like, and I don’t have any under laying issues that prevents me from eating it either. If it’s chocolate that’s all I need to know. Obviously some chocolates don’t taste nice, but generally most I do like. The chocolate can be in any format you wish or like, bars, sauce etc. So what type of chocolate do you eat?
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Registered On: January 2, 2021Topics: 3Replies: 193Has thanked: 214 timesBeen thanked: 491 timesWell, Amanda
You would absolutely KILL for my wife’s chocolate cake! She make up to 90 cakes a year and has never given away her recipie. Many have asked but none have been given and like the photo of a headstone I saw on Pinterest… it read over my dead body!
However, from all that have tasted her chocolate cake NONE have returned a negative (nor a neutral) commment. So… that means 1080 cakes and many more enjoyers of the same means… a lot more!Bless her beautiful legs!
I got to love Nestle white chocolate squares when I taught skiing in Switzerland! Yummy plus
Yum, yum Polly
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Registered On: June 11, 2020Topics: 37Replies: 798Has thanked: 3881 timesBeen thanked: 4232 timesPolly,
Your wife makes 90(!!) Chocolate cakes a year?!? That’s like, almost 2per week. O.M.G. you are blessed, even I would gain weight with that! If not the recipe, could you just send me a crate full of cake?? 😁
Droolingly yours
Stevie
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
I’m not 100% sure what paroxysm means but that sounds more like it!
Orgasm, paroxysm of emotions, sudden violent attack, pain rage laughter, pleasure desire.
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I will have to go for a lie down!
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Happens to me all the time!
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Registered On: August 7, 2019Topics: 12Replies: 811Has thanked: 6150 timesBeen thanked: 3152 timesWhite chocolate is my absolute favorite, but has way too much sugar for me these days, but I still manage a little every once in a while. Dark chocolate is next, and my post colon cancer system handles it soooo much better than any other, especially milk chocolate.
I loved chocolate for many years and looked forward to Valentines Day and Halloween to take care of my ‘habit’, but I guess there is some truth to “Too much of a good thing…”
PaulaF
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Registered On: March 2, 2020Topics: 39Replies: 463Has thanked: 3988 timesBeen thanked: 2209 timesAll of it obvs.
Currently trying to ration the Fortnums chocolate selection library (it was a gift ok….🙄) one small piece with some tea with Netflix in the evening (then sneak another small piece……)
My preference is for organic, dark ish (~60%) with nuts, fruit, ginger or other interesting additions.
French supermarkets (and bio shops)over the border have loads….😋, my local German shops not do much 😩
xx Seren xx
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OMG such self control. I sometimes get through almost a whole large bar of Bournville during a Netflix or Amazon Prime Movie. And talking of movies I’m going to watch The Danish Girl over the weekend it’s available to buy or rent from Amazon Prime. Eddie Redmayne is delicious as the heroine definitely an iconic figure for those of us who cross dress and/or are gender fluid.
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Registered On: March 26, 2020Topics: 12Replies: 757Has thanked: 2425 timesBeen thanked: 3716 timesDuring “dry January” so far I have consumed a large bar of Bourneville every night…
Must try harder, or the spare tyre will never shift!
Love Laura
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
Laura, Laura, Laura, I have to say that’s naughty, but it’s Bourneville I can’t bring myself to say it’s, “no I can’t say it” 31bars of that gorgeous dark delectable, delicious, pleasurable chocolate, mmmmmm. One month of heaven.
Workout February, but it’s worth it Laura, honestly.
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- Registered On: June 11, 2020Topics: 37Replies: 798Has thanked: 3881 timesBeen thanked: 4232 times
All hail chocolate! I have had a sweet tooth (teeth?) my whole life, just not as many as I used to have. Chocolate cake, chocolate sauce, chocolate fondue – bring it on. Dark chocolate Ritter Sport with hazelnuts, my favorite. And who doesn’t think chocolate covered strawberries aren’t romantic? ( images of Julia Roberts in my head 😍).
Just wish it would go straight to my hips. Lol
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Registered On: July 26, 2020Topics: 50Replies: 1417Has thanked: 6613 timesBeen thanked: 7866 timesStevie….
Chocolate…..body paint not on your list???
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Registered On: November 17, 2018Topics: 118Replies: 1361Has thanked: 1997 timesBeen thanked: 5855 times“would you, should you” – what have you got me into?
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- Registered On: July 26, 2020Topics: 50Replies: 1417Has thanked: 6613 timesBeen thanked: 7866 times
Still giggling….
Stephanie Plumb…you are the maddest maddest woman since Baroness Von Madd had a really mad day and drove all the mad people even madder so they sent her to the mad house…yours I believe!!!
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- Registered On: November 17, 2018Topics: 118Replies: 1361Has thanked: 1997 timesBeen thanked: 5855 times
Mad people don’t know they are mad. So logically if you think you are mad you can’t be mad, because mad people don’t know they are mad. To act mad takes a lot of sanity, because mad people don’t know how to act mad because they are not sane enough to act mad because they are mad. Make sense? It doesn’t to me either.
assaneasaboxoffrogs, Steph 🐸
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
Good point Stephanie, a lot of people who appear to be sane are as mad as a box of frogs, yet a lot of people who appear to be mad are more sane than a box of frogs. So if you can’t distinguish which frogs are mad and which frogs are not, you haven’t got froggyiest idea.
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
Well I don’t think that was at all funny.
It was bloody hilarious, I love you two. But revenge is sweet my darling.
I am at the moment bouncing around the front again as my testicles are once again the size of space hoppers, I only hope I don’t bounce out the door and down the road.
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What about those awful Cadbury Creme Eggs? Not really chocolate at all IMHO.
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- Registered On: November 17, 2018Topics: 118Replies: 1361Has thanked: 1997 timesBeen thanked: 5855 times
All (proper) chocolate except white (which isn’t chocolate.) I don’t think Cadbury’s Dairy Milk contains much either.
70% to 85% dark is my favourite. A square of 85% in a chilli adds a rich flavour – and is authentic. (you can add coffee too.)
Does anyone remember Caramac? Love that but its hard to find in shops these days.
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- Registered On: March 26, 2020Topics: 12Replies: 757Has thanked: 2425 timesBeen thanked: 3716 times
Mmmm!!!
I went through some serious withdrawal symptoms when Caramac disappeared from the local newsagents and supermarkets.
I will have to search Amazon now…
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Just searched and you can get 72 bars for £30!!
>Click<
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Registered On: December 15, 2020Topics: 0Replies: 48Has thanked: 28 timesBeen thanked: 158 timesHi Stephanie, I absolutely agree with you on the matter of genuine chocolate with a content of at least 70% coca. I believe that in some countries one is not even permitted to describe the popular brands of chocolate found in supermarkets as chocolate at all. Family chocolate or vegilate is the term used for such abomonations I believe. Added Chilli I adore as well as genuine the hot chocolate served in top class cafes in Paris, Madrid or Venice. My own home brew is also good with the secret being in the heating of the milk. This must be done very slowly adding and stirring in the chocolate just before it boils. YUM
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
Hi Stephanie sweetie, gosh your getting technical with my post this morning. Stop it immediately.
Caramac is gorgeous, Tesco seem to sell packs of three at Christmas times, but as you rightly say it’s hard to find. Milkybars remember them Stephanie?
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- Registered On: November 17, 2018Topics: 118Replies: 1361Has thanked: 1997 timesBeen thanked: 5855 times
Had to do a double take …. thought you said “testicle.” Testicles and posts, what does that remind me of?
I’m tempted…. really tempted to give the game away …
Just hold on to your wig is all I’m gonna say right now….. but remember, Grace put me up to it.
Milky bar? Yuk!
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- Registered On: November 17, 2018Topics: 118Replies: 1361Has thanked: 1997 timesBeen thanked: 5855 times
Did it recover okay after 2poos intercepted it in mid air and shook it to death? You didn’t notice at the time, you were still too busy dismantling the “Girlkini”, so I got it back and left it for you to retrieve.
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
In a word Stephanie “No”. It now resembles a Rod Stewart ‘s hair piece that the moths have attacked. The silver lining is I sold it on ebay to one of his fans for £75,,and i’m off to the post office to send it off right now. Not sure what kind of frog in the box he is Stephanie.
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“What is your favorite kind of chocolate?”
“YES”
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One of the things I like to do when dressed is go out for a meal in a good restaurant. A favourite dessert is dark chocolate mousse. And I love those little squares of dark chocolate that often come with the coffee.
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Registered On: January 19, 2019Topics: 64Replies: 1203Has thanked: 1960 timesBeen thanked: 4103 timesOh my Amanda.
My kroptonite,lol
I must say chocolate is my weekends.
I too have given up sweets except around Christmas and I so miss milk chocolate and Dark chocolate.
It still is worth giving up the sugar as I have lost about 20 pounds.
And oh yes peanut butter and chocolate ,so yummy.
Hugs patty
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Registered On: November 5, 2019Topics: 8Replies: 229Has thanked: 425 timesBeen thanked: 889 timesI loooove chocolate. I have some favorites but any chocolate anytime anyplace will do. Chocolate cheesecake, chocolate fudge, something I havent had in years but still dream about chocolate icebox cake. Did I say I like it? I even wrote a poem about which is in the Poetry forum . In the summer here a local dairy makes a Michigan Pothole chocolate ice cream with chocolate chips and chocolate fudge. Yummmm.
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Registered On: September 29, 2019Topics: 16Replies: 338Has thanked: 742 timesBeen thanked: 1501 timesI love all chocolate esp. peanut butter cups. Alas to keep my weight down i have almost quit sweets, chips and many other things to high in fat. Snacking to much on nuts these days To often when I start snacking on something it is hard to stop.
Sandy
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I like all sorts of chocolate but my favourite is milk chocolate,
Over the Christmas period i ate a whole box of chocolate heroes to myself and i had a chocolate fudge cake and chocolate biscuits too I’m afraid i made a bit of a pig of myself with the chocolates,
I think i need to go on a diet now and leave the chocolates till next Christmas x
Hugs Rozalyne x
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- Registered On: March 26, 2020Topics: 12Replies: 757Has thanked: 2425 timesBeen thanked: 3716 times
Dark for me – I have a particular fondness for Cadbury’s Bourneville, and especially the orange and Old Jamaica Rum and Raisin.
Fortunately one can purchase mulipacks of these on Amazon.
Yummy!!
Love Laura
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I like ’em all…. dark, milk, plain…. EXCEPT white chocolate … something very unappealing about white chocolate… the few times I’ve tasted it.. it was way too sweet for my taste. I just don’t consider white chocolate ….to be chocolate… they messed with a good thing IMO.
Used to be primarily a dark chocolate girl….. have migrated back to liking plain choco just as much…..
Choco IS one of my weaknesses….. (just not the white kind)
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- Registered On: July 26, 2020Topics: 50Replies: 1417Has thanked: 6613 timesBeen thanked: 7866 times
Amanda….naughty subject!
I love dark plain chocolate 70% cocoa+….. that’s my weapon of choice….
but my real weakness??..
Toblerone….you can definitely bribe me using one of those…the bigger the better!!!
Grace x
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- Registered On: January 15, 2020Topics: 17Replies: 848Has thanked: 6668 timesBeen thanked: 3222 times
Ah ha IGrace I have your weakness, I can’t afford a maid to do my washing up, but I have two Toblerone bars of chocolate for you if you would like to do mine for me instead. Is it a deal sweetie? Mmmmmm they taste delicious.
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- Registered On: March 26, 2020Topics: 12Replies: 757Has thanked: 2425 timesBeen thanked: 3716 times
I got given a mulipack of Montezuma’s chocolate for Christmas.
100% chocolate.
No sugar, no nothing but chocolate.
I find it practically inedible!
https://www.montezumas.co.uk/bars/dark-chocolate-bars.html
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Yes. All of them. Please. Right now! 😃
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Registered On: October 11, 2020Topics: 19Replies: 791Has thanked: 4885 timesBeen thanked: 3194 timesAs I’ve become more discerning over the years I no longer pig out on sweets the way I once did.
I mostly enjoy dark chocolate (Lindor has a delightful dark salted caramel that is to die for) and occasionally some regular plain chocolate.4 users thanked author for this post.
- Registered On: December 9, 2020Topics: 1Replies: 133Has thanked: 201 timesBeen thanked: 519 times
Many many years ago I lived with my grandmother in Scotland. My aunt and uncle had a convenience store and I think I ate the entire Chocolate Flake inventory then on to Snow Balls.
I don’t eat a lot of chocolate today but give me a runny butter tart…..
Jessica
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- Registered On: March 26, 2020Topics: 12Replies: 757Has thanked: 2425 timesBeen thanked: 3716 times
If ye’re gettin’ snow balls in Scotland, I’d stop wearing that kilt, ye ken?
…back to the naughty corner…
Love Laura
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My taste has changed over the years but I used to eat milk chocolate exclusively and detested dark chocolate. Now in my older years I LOVE dark chocolate while still liking milk chocolate. Dark chocolate with a little sea salt is my achilles heal. Add a little crushed almond in it too and I’m in trouble. That is why i don’t keep it around.
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I don’t have a sweet tooth at all. I can nibble on sweets once in a while, but salty chips are my weakness.
Any chocolate with nuts in it I can definitely go for.
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Mmmmmm, chocolate…
Dark, preferably Lindt or Green & Blacks and in huge quantities…
…oh hang on, that might explain why everything is a bit snug post lockdown(s) and WAH!
-A
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