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View Poll Results: Which is your favourite chocolate?
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Plain
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Milk
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White
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Anything I can get my hands on!
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6th Nov 06, 04:16 PM
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Real Name: Steve....honest guv!
Age: 45
Gender: Male
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Location: Lowestoft.
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Chocolate question!
Which chocolate is the most healthy: plain, milk or white?
...and if you don't know or care...which do you like best? 
Last edited by Steve; 6th Nov 06 at 04:20 PM.
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6th Nov 06, 04:38 PM
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Plain is supposed to be the healthiest. Less sugar I think. White has the most sugar. But milk is my favourite, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm  |
6th Nov 06, 04:47 PM
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Age: 38
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Location: Bristol
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Milk choc for me, but failing that I would accept the rest !
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6th Nov 06, 05:12 PM
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Real Name: Dale Smith
Age: 43
Gender: Male
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Plain is a good anti-oxidant.
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6th Nov 06, 08:18 PM
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No preference.love it,love it,love it!
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6th Nov 06, 10:58 PM
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Real Name: Trinity
Age: 45
Gender: Female
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Plain choc is best for you and I do like it but the only trouble with plain chocolate is that you can't eat much without feeling ick.
Galaxy is lush... I can eat loads of that without feeling ick at all  |
7th Nov 06, 09:12 AM
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Galaxy mmm lush I also love Terry's chocolate orange mmmmmm. Roll on Christmas at least I have a reason to indulge a bit...
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7th Nov 06, 10:59 AM
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I prefer plain dark chocolate - Green & Blacks Ginger slab is my favourite. Some people say that dark chocolate is actually considered a healthy superfood type. But I'm quite glad that I only eat a very small piece, and then feel completely satisfied with that. So it must be good. A G&B slab lasts me about 12 days. Beat that!
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7th Nov 06, 06:46 PM
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Real Name: Trinity
Age: 45
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Originally Posted by Karen
I prefer plain dark chocolate - Green & Blacks Ginger slab is my favourite. Some people say that dark chocolate is actually considered a healthy superfood type. But I'm quite glad that I only eat a very small piece, and then feel completely satisfied with that. So it must be good. A G&B slab lasts me about 12 days. Beat that!
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I think I can...
I've just opened a box of G&B dark, milk and white chocolate bitesize squares that I've had since my birthday in March  |
7th Nov 06, 07:38 PM
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Age: 45
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Location: Winchester, Hants
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Mmmmmmmmmm Green and Blacks. Mmmmmmmmmm Dairy Milk...........any really. I line chocolate buttons up along my desk and try to eat them slowly.....never works!
But as my surname is Terry, I ought to say Terry's really, but they are not Terry's .....thay are MINE!
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7th Nov 06, 08:52 PM
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Gender: Female
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Location: Oxford
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Originally Posted by Trinity
I think I can...
I've just opened a box of G&B dark, milk and white chocolate bitesize squares that I've had since my birthday in March |
Yes, but what I meant was: once they've been opened, how long does it last till finished?
Glad to see you're back Bagpuss - although I'm not entirely sure whether some part of you didn't stay behind in Dublin? |
7th Nov 06, 09:23 PM
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Age: 45
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Location: Winchester, Hants
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Originally Posted by Karen
Yes, but what I meant was: once they've been opened, how long does it last till finished?
Glad to see you're back Bagpuss - although I'm not entirely sure whether some part of you didn't stay behind in Dublin?
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Thanks Karen, a few headaches were left in Dublin. I did have rather a nice bar of Guinness truffle chocolate, very dark and smooth....Mmmmmmmmm |
7th Nov 06, 11:33 PM
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Real Name: Trinity
Age: 45
Gender: Female
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Originally Posted by Karen
Yes, but what I meant was: once they've been opened, how long does it last till finished?
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Ages! I can resist posh dark (healthy ish) chocolate. However if it was a bar of Galaxy.... it would last a matter of minutes |
8th Nov 06, 11:51 AM
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Welcome back Bagpuss...hope you had nice time in Dublin....the forum seemed quite quiet without you somehow!!
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8th Nov 06, 11:56 AM
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Age: 45
Gender: Female
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Location: Winchester, Hants
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Originally Posted by Nellie
Welcome back Bagpuss...hope you had nice time in Dublin....the forum seemed quite quiet without you somehow!!
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Thanks Nellie, Dublin was great, so friendly. 10k in Phoenix Park in December......very tempted, but bit put off, as flying home, thick fog, might as well have gone via Sydney!
I missed you all too. Nearly logged on at the hotel, but thought I'd let Dave and Steve have some time to themselves! |
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