^^ I have a box of those sat in my fridge right now
They're no use to you sitting in the fridge. I might have another one now.
nom
whats yer fav chocolatey goodness?
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They're no use to you sitting in the fridge. I might have another one now.
nom
pigtails
putting the tit in titilate
yeah! Crack them open Rubes!!
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
Once I start I won't stop till every last one has gone and I feel sick
heh - me too. The only reason I haven't wolfed them all is cos a) I was on the beer yesterday, and b) have been massively hungover today
Geri
wasn't born to follow
I don't really know what they are, but a girl at work gave me some Thorntons chocolates for Christmas and were bloody lush.
pigtails
putting the tit in titilate
Once I start I won't stop till every last one has gone and I feel sick
pass them over here then!
miss direct
misfungled
Do you have the magnum chocolate in the UK? That is very nice.
I've never tasted anything in their shops that wasn't totally lush. The toffee is also completely addictive.
pigtails
putting the tit in titilate
oooh the toffee is creamy-licious!
electrogirl
dignity is overrated
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
I would but I just stuffed myself on half a family bar of fruit and nut
You do NOT deserve those chocolates in the fridge
Fruit & nut <pukes>The point of enjoying chocolate isn't to stuff them in and feel sick, it is to savour and enjoy and have some for the next day too
miss direct
misfungled
It's the same company who does magnum ice creams (I presume, as the packaging looks the same) but it's chocolate. It's quite new here, Sawyer from Lost is on the adverts. It's really good, and they do a dark chocolate with chilli. MMmmmmmmmm.
The Leon Better Brownie -recipe's last on the list
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/oct/06/foodanddrink.recipe
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/oct/06/foodanddrink.recipe
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
chilli (i.e. cayenne) chocolate - the nicest one I've tried is from plamil with a 70% cocoa content; I've got a bar from italy which is 100% cocoa which is tasty if a little intense . . .
butterfly child
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butterfly child
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I quite like G&B's white chocolate, but haven't had any for ages.
Started buying Creme Eggs, I bought a box of three the other day and ate all of them in one sitting
Not something I usually do.
Chunky KitKat's because my husband buys them.
I'm quite into wafers, with various creme fillings - bought one with coconut in, and one with hazelnut..
Started buying Creme Eggs, I bought a box of three the other day and ate all of them in one sitting
Not something I usually do.Chunky KitKat's because my husband buys them.
I'm quite into wafers, with various creme fillings - bought one with coconut in, and one with hazelnut..
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I had some cocoa in the early hours and it didn't impede my sleep - I may make a habit of it ...
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
kittyP
Pluviophile
I am not a bit eater of chocolate as I have more of a savoury tooth in general but
I like dark choc like the Lindt 70% cocoa stuff, G&Bs orange spice is great.
Little nibbles of these with a glass of good red wine is lush.
I also love Double Deckers and Time Outs on the odd occasion I fancy something sweet.
The comment about Ritter Sport made me laugh! I can remember being confused about them when I was a kid.
They are also kinda like Munchies in the respect that they are quite expensive for something that is no better than normal prices choc treats,
I like dark choc like the Lindt 70% cocoa stuff, G&Bs orange spice is great.
Little nibbles of these with a glass of good red wine is lush.
I also love Double Deckers and Time Outs on the odd occasion I fancy something sweet.
The comment about Ritter Sport made me laugh! I can remember being confused about them when I was a kid.
They are also kinda like Munchies in the respect that they are quite expensive for something that is no better than normal prices choc treats,
