What is your favorite chocolate ?
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Re: What is your favorite chocolate ?

My mom is what I like to consider a chocolate connoisseur, and she's always loved all type of chocolates. There was an incident before I was born, however, that caused her to become allergic to dark chocolate. Ever since then, she becomes extremely ill whenever she ingests the slightest amount of dark chocolate. Because of that, my household while growing up never stored dark chocolate in our overflowing candy drawers (placed near our gaming areas where my mom, sisters and I would play video games together). I never developed a huge love for it, although I've come around to eating certain dark chocolate creams (especially from See's Candies) these last few years.
I think my dislike for dark chocolate is mostly due to me associating it with something negative. I'm trying to get past that notion now in my adult years.
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The bitter the better (which also means no dairy)

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I have a stash of mint M&Ms I smuggled in from the US.Bighuey wrote:I always liked M+M's.

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Never heard of mint M+M's. Sound good.ALynnPowers wrote:I have a stash of mint M&Ms I smuggled in from the US.Bighuey wrote:I always liked M+M's.
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Flicks were made by Ghirardelli a San Francisco candy maker. Maybe they didnt have them back east. They were chocolate discs in a tube They are still made on the same machinery they used in the 1890's.
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We had some friends in England who used to send us booze filled chocolates. Two or three of those made you kind of tipsy.