Re: My Convertion to Dark Chocolate
Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
So I'm with my family celebrating Thanksgiving and one of my aunts sees me eating a Hersheys bar. She ask me if I like chocolate. I tell her "yes, I like a piece every now and then". So she pulls out from her bag a bar of 80% pure cocoa bar and gives me a piece.I taste it.
It was nasty...
Two days later while flying back home...I crave for another piece. So I buy one of those 65% cocoa bars from Wal-Mart. I ate half of piece. Didn't like it much....but I enjoy it..then, three days later....I was craving another piece of dark chocolate.
I'm hooked. I now hate Hersheys and Milky Way,MMs, and Baby Ruth.
Damn!
Can't believe I'm going to say this...
I don't go Kuckoo for Coco Puffs no more. Too much damn sugah.
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Change for the better, Milk Chocolate is all but shit, the name "chocolate" shouldn't even be allowed, it should be called "Milk Shit", as it's only about 10% real chocolate.
Edit: European's make far better dark chocolate, if you want the really good stuff.
like buiscuits with dark chocalate more than buiscuits with milk chocolat but if you walk around waving any kind of chocolate muffin like your arm is on fire ..well ..lets just say yu're gonna haveta grow yerself a new one
sugar/salt is added to
extend shelf life
and act as a diversion for the loss in flava from blending beans harvested from very different fields accross the globe.
blending helps the candyman keep the taste the same through tha year
its like ordering the best chinese and thai and tandoori and french cuisine you can buy for five hundred dollars and then loading into a giant blender, baking it and eating it
not as good as the real thing.
Re: Re: My Convertion to Dark Chocolate
Originally posted by Robtard
Change for the better, Milk Chocolate is all but shit, the name "chocolate" shouldn't even be allowed, it should be called "Milk Shit", as it's only about 10% real chocolate.Edit: European's make far better dark chocolate, if you want the really good stuff.
Is it really? Because when I see something like Belgium chocolate it always says that the beans comes from somewhere else. Maybe they're good at making it but not harvesting them. 😛