Anyanka Bunny Slayer
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Be careful though NotASlayer, I partook of all (?) the cakes I had last year for my birthday, yet lo and behold I'm still trying to get rid of the expanded tum I have on my physical being.
Does chocolate even last a minute?A minute on the lips, a lifetime on the hips! ๐
Does chocolate even last a minute?
Well I was chatting to the guy from the organic shop over the weekend and he's stopped stocking a lot of it, as it's shot up in price. Admittedly this is posh chocolate, but still. If dark chocolate is a favourite then it's worth stocking up.Well, the bars do! The individual pieces, not so much. ๐
And I now have half a dozen unopened bars (and three open) in the fridge. You know, in case it does become harder to get like you said!
Well I was chatting to the guy from the organic shop over the weekend and he's stopped stocking a lot of it, as it's shot up in price. Admittedly this is posh chocolate, but still. If dark chocolate is a favourite then it's worth stocking up.
It's too bitter for me. Which would solve my problem of eating too much if milk and white chocolate suddenly no longer existed.I mostly get Cadbury's Dairy Milk in one form or another. I should eat more dark chocolate, because it is healthier, but I just like the milk chocolate too much!
It's too bitter for me. Which would solve my problem of eating too much if milk and white chocolate suddenly no longer existed.
We're talking just your standard plain dark chocolate. Some people enjoy it, each to their own!
I've tried a few to see if there was something suitable, and it just doesn't do it for me.And dark chocolate has quite a range! 60%, which is uncommon, seems to be more a dark/milk combination. 70% is more common, and it's 70%+ that is healthier. But you can go up to 90%! 70%, I can eat one or two pieces, maybe more if it has something like orange mixed in. 80%+ I find too bitter for anything but cooking!