Your favourite chocolate bar.

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Oh man, Koffee Krisp, that is one good candy bar . . . i know it's basically low rent candy, but i love 'em . . .

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Nougat is no chocolate, ehBeth!

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Snickers - "Packed to the Max," king size. Extra 9% caramel and peanuts!

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Milka, Milka and Milka again Wink

Although ehbeth's choice is very good too, I love Hazelnut chocolate. Awfully rich though, you can't eat that much.

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CalamityJane wrote:

Awfully rich though, you can't eat that much.

That's why they don't sell bigger bars than 300 gram :wink:

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Walter, I'm a chocoholic, I don't bather with 300 gram. Wink

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

CalamityJane wrote:
Awfully rich though, you can't eat that much.

That's why they don't sell bigger bars than 300 gram :wink:

you need to come to Canada, Walter. You can get hazelnut choco bars that are in the 900 gm range. Shocked

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http://www.candydirect.com/cleanthumbs/candybars/rockymint.jpg

Rocky Road Mint - only picture i could find; actual size is much larger

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ehBeth wrote:

. . . you need to come to Canada, Walter. You can get hazelnut choco bars that are in the 900 gm range.

Nine hundredy grams, eh? That's damned close to two pounds. I like the idea of the single serving size.

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Oh, and there's no such thing as bad chocolate . . . some are just better than others . . .

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My favorites are Crunchie, Flake, Milkybar (in that order)

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CalamityJane wrote:

Milka, Milka and Milka again

Although ehbeth's choice is very good too, I love Hazelnut chocolate. Awfully rich though, you can't eat that much.

I agree. I found these cookies though, l'petite ecolier (the little schoolboy) -can't remember the company that makes them, but they are shortbread topped with either milk, hazelnut or dark chocolate- just the right amount. All the varieties are incredible in their own way- I'm a chocoholic too. They sell them in the US as well as in the UK in supermarkets under specialty cookies/buiscuits.

US chocolate bars- hershey w/almonds, nestle's crunch, almond joy
UK - no contest - Mars bar
This is so scary - I can't believe how much I've enjoyed talking about this. Great thread material girl.

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Heeven-I was surprised and pleased to find that a crunchie bar has 1 less calorie that a supposed 'diet' chocolate bar which was around a few years back.

I just bought a Snickers, a small one which makes a change.Maybe this is why Im not losing any weight!Ya think?

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material girl wrote:

Heeven-I was surprised and pleased to find that a crunchie bar has 1 less calorie that a supposed 'diet' chocolate bar which was around a few years back

Apparently I read that too quick. Was beginning to beam at the thought that a crunchie bar was less an one calorie. Getting ready to scarf a dozen of the suckers!

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Oh, sorry!!I wish they were less than 1 calorie!

Crunchie, flake and milky bar,arnt they all UK bars?

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Yep, when I go home (to Ireland) or have anyone visit me here, a large selection of chocolate is brought back. I generally don't indulge in the chocolate here in the U.S. My tastebuds are so used to choccie with all the good stuff left in that I find the American chocolate bland.

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material girl wrote:

Heeven-I was surprised and pleased to find that a crunchie bar has 1 less calorie that a supposed 'diet' chocolate bar which was around a few years back.

I just bought a Snickers, a small one which makes a change.Maybe this is why Im not losing any weight!Ya think?

Some sites point out that a Snickers bar has about the same nutrient value as a number of 'health' bars, and the same calorie count. That was a bit of a surprise when I first read it - and confirmed it - by looking at the dang bars.

The Petit Ecolier cookies are good, though a bit much sometimes. A nice treat - one Ecolier with about 3 cups of tea.

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I like the Petit Ecolier because they come in those handy single serving, one pound packages.

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Setanta wrote:

Oh, and there's no such thing as bad chocolate . . . some are just better than others . . .

I definately know by now, why you'll always be the one and only most favourite poster here!

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Your favourite chocolate bar.

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