Favourite Chocolate?

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I don't have a particular favorite, but I typically eat dark chocolate in the region of 80-90% cocoa. For me the darker the better.

Theo's Chocolate does some funky chocolate blends (curry chocolate, chili chocolate, etc.), but I think their absolute best mix is still chocolate mixed with Earl Grey tea.
 
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You can get Aero Bars here in Australia aswell.

Mint Aero's are the boss.
 
I love Thornton's Single Origins (sadly, very difficult to find):
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or Green & Black's tasting selection:
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I love dark chocolate, the darker the better. I won't touch chocolate unless it's 75% or higher.
 
Does chocolate milk count? I don't really like any solid chocolates. I like a good tall glass of TruMoo. :) Any other brand I don't like... odd taste buds I must have.
 
Best chocolate is Neuhaus.
 
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Hershey is the best, next to Droste!
 
You can get Aero Bars here in Australia aswell.

Mint Aero's are the boss.

And in the UK. And yes, mint Aero's are nice. Can't believe I forgot, but I love Ritter and Kinder chocolate.
 
This thread is making me crave chocolate now :drool:
 
When they were available.
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I'll get my fatboy on with these every once in awhile.
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Or Toblerone
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On the odd occasion that I treat myself to chocolate, it has to be either Lindt or Milka (who says Kraft Foods can't make a decent bar of chocolate!).
 
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Favourite white chocolate.


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Favourite dark.


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Favourite milk chocolate.
 
^Good choices shem. I'd agree with all of them. I have a particular soft spot for Twirl bars, I love them.
 
They are very moarish!
 
Aero Bars are great. I live in the US and you can only buy them in Canada, so every once in a blue moon when I go to Canada weather it be for hockey or something else, I make sure to buy some.
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I really don't understand the recent fascination with this type of chocolate. I've tried it and it doesn't taste any different to me than regular choco. Besides, all those tiny air pockets are displacing what used to be chocolate, but they are charging the same price for it? Naaa, no thanks. I'll stick to the non-aerated kind.
 
I like Toblerone, but you can't top Cadbury Milk Chocolate, especially in Twirl form.



And I believe that I'm the only one who actually liked this kind of Kit Kat:


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Shame there wasn't any demand for it. Now it's been discontinued :(
 
Oh, I almost forgot about Gorenjka. I'm guessing nobody that visits this thread ever tried it, but it's awesome.

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Kinder Maxi

Kinder country

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Aero
 
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Especially when you slowly dissolve it in your mouth like hard candy...:drool:
 

And I believe that I'm the only one who actually liked this kind of Kit Kat:


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Shame there wasn't any demand for it. Now it's been discontinued :(

I forgot about the peanut butter Kit Kats! Those were great. Wish they still made them. And didn't there also used to be a caramel one? In Canada the wrapper was green on the peanut putter one.

Speaking of caramel, Caramilk is soooo good.
 
At first glance, that Kit Kat looks fine, until you see BUTTER in small text under Peanut, damn, it had potential until that point. I don't get the whole America/Put-Peanut-Butter-On-Everything thing.
 
Toblerone & Twix.
 
One my favorites. Had my first bar when I was 4 living in Germany.
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