Best Chocolate
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Prefer fridge rather than soft and gooey. On a warm day, fridge for about 30 minutes to take the gooeyness away
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I don't eat much chocolate. Its too rich for me.
However I like a Lindt at Christmas and the occasional double decker when I'm hungry enough.
However I like a Lindt at Christmas and the occasional double decker when I'm hungry enough.
No.. no... Can't do salty chocolate at all.
Lion Bar my favourite chocolate bar. Hard to get in the US though.
Snickers and Topic are great, peanut butter KitKat Chunkys are decent too. Don’t really eat much chocolate though, more of a crisps guy, love the council estate stuff:
Chipsticks
Space Raiders (Beef)
Frazzles
****ing elite grub.
Chipsticks
Space Raiders (Beef)
Frazzles
****ing elite grub.
They do. First result. 3 Lion bars for $9 + $4.99 shipping (and this is the US of course so add 10% onto that for tax which isn't included in the listed price).
The next result is 18 for $34 with free shipping.
That's better I guess... Only about $2 per lion bar as long as I want 18 at a time.
They do. First result. 3 Lion bars for $9 + $4.99 shipping (and this is the US of course so add 10% onto that for tax which isn't included in the listed price).
The next result is 18 for $34 with free shipping.
That's better I guess... Only about $2 per lion bar as long as I want 18 at a time.
They'll keep
Someone should really mention Jaffa cakes too! I mean, they have chocolate on them so they count as a chocolate right?
I made a homemade giant plate sized Jaffa cake for Xmas one year. The recipe I found called for Grand Marnier as one of the ingredient for the orange part... Pretty sure real Jaffas don't use Grand Marnier, but it made a good cake. And the Grand Marnier was good to drink while making it.
I made a homemade giant plate sized Jaffa cake for Xmas one year. The recipe I found called for Grand Marnier as one of the ingredient for the orange part... Pretty sure real Jaffas don't use Grand Marnier, but it made a good cake. And the Grand Marnier was good to drink while making it.
God you're boring. Turkish Delight all day long.
Proper Turkish delight is really good
But that Frys stuff wrapped in chocolate tastes like a bar of soap