Chocolate

What's your favourite kind of chocolate?

  • Milk Chocolate

    Votes: 45 34.6%
  • Dark Chocolate

    Votes: 51 39.2%
  • White Chocolate

    Votes: 20 15.4%
  • Other/All

    Votes: 9 6.9%
  • Radioactive Monkey Chocolate

    Votes: 5 3.8%

  • Total voters
    130
Looks like a marshmallow covered in chocolate.

Aren't those called "smores" here in the US?
 
Only tolerable swiss chocolate is a normal Toblerone :p.
Burn the heretic :mad:

;) well, by far my favourite is Lindt Excellence Noisette :yummy:

so far I haven't had a non-swiss chocolate that I really like :confused: yes, I'm a chocolate-nazi :ack:
 
Dark chocolate and milk chocolate are the best. :)
 
Burn the heretic :mad:

;) well, by far my favourite is Lindt Excellence Noisette :yummy:

so far I haven't had a non-swiss chocolate that I really like :confused: yes, I'm a chocolate-nazi :ack:

:p, I like least those common chocolate full of bubless, that are so common in Russia (not counting the American "chocolate")

Hmm, I really am not that fond of Excellence. While it is fine as high percent chocolates go, those flavoured ones are not that good, I remember not even finishing orange flavoured Excellence, it blended very badly (though I bough it just out of curiosity)

Generally, I prefer smooth chocolotes, so I am big fan of belgian pralines and especially mocha truffles. :love:

Edit: though my chocolate sin is eating baking chocolate :blush:
 
I seem to be one of the few who likes white more. I hate dark.
 
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Oh, nearly forgot to mention that. Doesn't that beat most chocolates?

(Help me please, what's this thing called in English, It's a Mohrenkopf in (Swiss?) German (= Moorshead), before pc-time it was also called Negerkuss ("Niggarskiss")).

mick

PS: I'm surprised that term doesn't get **** out. ;)

According to wiki, it's Chocolate-covered marshmallow wafer.

They're called "Negerzoen" (="Negerkuss") in the Netherlands too.
 
Gotta love the real Aztec gold!
I take whatever's given, though dark chocolate to a lesser degree, depending on the % of cocoa. I'll have 70-80%, but I know a guy who won't settle for less than 100% cocoa. So I didn't share any from my trip to France.
 
hello,
my name is cthom. i'm a chocoholic.

Hi my name is Taillesskangaru and I'm a chocoholic.

(milk chocolate is the best though)
Hi, you probably all know me already, and I'm a chocoholic too ... I have to agree with Terry Pratchett for saying "You know they say that inside every fat girl is a thin girl and a lot of chocolate?" (1 point to mrtn). My favourites are Toblerone milk chocolate, Thornton's Toffeechocs, Bournville dark chocolate, and :blush: Terry's Chocolate Orange.
 
Okay I'm just going to say you guys don't know jack bout chocolate till you've had a kinder egg....yeah that's right. Best chocolate in the world PLUS a toy? Yeah, that's how I roll.
 
i like kinder when it's not in egg form. the regular way is perfect for me. and yes, that i heavenly :love:
 
Chocolate fondue made with low-class easter bunnies bought at 50% discount the day after easter.

Anything less is a compromise
 
Chocolate covered raisins rocks!

Go Glossettes!!!!!
 
Dark chocolate. Not only does it taste great on its own, it also tastes fantastic with many other foods, unlike milk and white.
 
Hmm, I really am not that fond of Excellence. While it is fine as high percent chocolates go, those flavoured ones are not that good, I remember not even finishing orange flavoured Excellence, it blended very badly (though I bough it just out of curiosity)
To be honest, I don't like the fruity stuff either. Fruits just don't belong to chocolate. And I'm not a big fan of too high percentage chocolates. Exellence Noisette is milk chocolate. It's bloody expensive but nothing will beat it :)

Dutchfire said:
According to wiki, it's Chocolate-covered marshmallow wafer.
if that name doesn't suck then I don't know :ack:
 
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