mmmmm ..... Chocolate

[Ballroom queen]

My fave is not there: G&B's Maya Gold.

Was in London last year and found Maya Gold Ice Cream.

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, my Gawd.........

Am not a chocolate flavoured thing type person but this is a MUST try...

WHERE did you find it !!!?????
wow, sounds awesome

[CJ]

Missy D knows where I stayed, but I'm not sure... This may not narrow it down much, but it was near a tube station in North London: (am sure was Picadilly line) possibly Maida Vale.

I know there was a HUGE park, and also a canal that leads to "Little Venice." Any help?!?

Anyway, was in a little delicatessen. I'll figure it out....

[Funky Mado]

OK, so I definitely know who you are then. I danced with you at both busks. (Is there one on in Perth this coming weekend?) Thinking about Edinburgh. It's a maybe

Yup, this Saturday, meeting at 12:00. I will be at both busk and party hope to see you there! and it's ok I like guessing games
thank you for my welcome!

FMx

[philsmove]

Having looked at the results of the "S" has just advised me
“ Green and Blacks Plain is not the best chocolate, it’s far too bitter, but you do feel morality superiors when eating it“

[ducasi]

Good news for chocolate lovers!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4535974.stm

[under par]

The health claims of chocolate are not accepted by all
Researchers have produced more evidence that dark chocolate may help to reduce the risk of serious heart disease.

Doesn't say anything about the not so serious heart disease though does it!

[CeeCee]

Originally posted by Ducasi
Good news for chocolate lovers!

Ooh goody, another seasonal thread, yum yum.

The researchers say that chocolate may help to reduce the risk of serious heart disease followed by…

"But there are much better ways of improving your heart health, such as eating a varied diet, including at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.”

So nothing new there then.

Oh and just in time for a popular New Year’s Resolution, researchers tell us

"And whatever they eat, the biggest step the smokers in this study could make to reduce their risk of heart disease would be to give up."

So nothing new there then.

[rubyred]

Its been a while since you all ate chocolate then

Just thought I'd share as I have just tried cadburys new editions...Apricot Crumble Crunch and Cranberry and Granola. The Apricot one was really delicious the second was ok but worth a try. Any more discoveries out there I fancy taking part in a bit of chocolate research at the moment after the news about SP.

[philsmove]

The researchers say that chocolate may help to reduce the risk of serious heart disease.

Chocolate lovers 'are more depressive', say experts

So who do we believe "researchers" or "experts"

An EX is a has-been
A SPURT is a drip under pressure
An EXPERT must be a has-been drip under pressure.

[Ickle Sue]

All LOVE chocolate & I've only met one lady that doesn't like the stuff, which I must admit I was very shocked at!
Do love Lindt with a cuppa
Never tried Green and Black, not a dark choc girl.
I find Thorntons quite rich (IMO too rich) so I have never managed to eat a full box on just one sitting - thats maybe a good thing & might make me share them