I like Mr. Goodbar from Hershey. It's cheap, but oh so good.
What is your favourite chocolate?
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Heath.
It's funny how many people have to crap on Hersheys to say their chocolate is better. You could just say you really like a certain chocolate without bashing others.
In any case, I've liked just about any chocolate I've tried.
In any case, I've liked just about any chocolate I've tried.
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It's interesting to note that people feel the need to do the same thing in the soap forum.
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Must have missed it, because I only saw one.
Thanks to the Count's post, I decided to pick up some Ritter. I also found some Original New York Seltzer. I haven't had that since I moved to Texas in 92.
Owen:
Hope you enjoy your Ritter ("Quality. Chocolate. Squared."...Ritter Slogan)!
Owen:
Hope you enjoy your Ritter ("Quality. Chocolate. Squared."...Ritter Slogan)!
"I could give up chocolate but I'm not a quitter". CBJ
I had some of it. Thankfully, the package is re-sealable, because I forgot to bring a ziplock to work. It was pretty good, and I will buy it again.
I just took a picture of my monitor, because I am trying this next.
Thank you, I just learned something (I guess that means today was a success)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_process_chocolate
I like it all. Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
My favorite is some good old fashioned chocolate gravy with a biscuit. Some cocoa powder, sugar to taste, little bit of vanilla flavoring, some milk and, well i forgot exactly how to make it, but anyways it is yummy good.
My favorite, for me, chocolate: Scharffen Berger.
My favorite confections: See's (but I can't pay the 40$ dry ice packing overcharge to get it out to Georgia anymore...)
Gobble food? M&M's plain, peanut, almond, even reeses'; remember it's only gobble food... Let's add the rest of the trail mix huh?
My favorite confections: See's (but I can't pay the 40$ dry ice packing overcharge to get it out to Georgia anymore...)
Gobble food? M&M's plain, peanut, almond, even reeses'; remember it's only gobble food... Let's add the rest of the trail mix huh?
Schokakola, the dark one in the red and white tin, not the milk chocolate in the blue and white tin. It's the original German Fliegerschokolade (pilot's chocolate) that was given to Luftwaffe crews in WW2. The recipe has not changed. I like it best cold out of the fridge.
Contains a good amount of caffeine and cola nut to keep you bushy-tailed and alert.
Don't buy it on amazon, because they want $15 for one tin (100g) ! They also claim it's made by Sarotti, which is incorrect.
I always have a huge stash due to a kind private source.
http://www.scho-ka-kola.de/homepage-english.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scho-Ka-Kola
Contains a good amount of caffeine and cola nut to keep you bushy-tailed and alert.
Don't buy it on amazon, because they want $15 for one tin (100g) ! They also claim it's made by Sarotti, which is incorrect.
I always have a huge stash due to a kind private source.
http://www.scho-ka-kola.de/homepage-english.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scho-Ka-Kola
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Somebody upthread mentioned Seattle chocolates; they are amazing.
I'm also a fan of Wilbur dark chocolate buds. Wilbur is in Lititz, which is in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They were making "buds" a long time before Hershey came out with "kisses," which are substantially similar to buds, IMO.
www.wilburbuds.com
I'm also a fan of Wilbur dark chocolate buds. Wilbur is in Lititz, which is in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They were making "buds" a long time before Hershey came out with "kisses," which are substantially similar to buds, IMO.
www.wilburbuds.com
Frankly, there are some horrible picks in this thread. Ritter, Milka, etc. 
My vote would go to:
My vote would go to:
I know many love Belgian chocolate. I can't stand it. To me it has a greasy texture and I don't care for the taste either. I like Italian, Swiss, French and German chocolate. I like Sarotti, Valrhona, Lindt, Stollwerck, Teuscher, Sprüngli, and of course Schokakola. I don't care for the purple cow and the only Ritter product I eat is Rum-Nut. It's often sold in US grocery stores that do not have a liquor license, because they can't figure out that the German word "Rum" means "rum" in English. Pretty funny!
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