***Chocolate Mission*** *Updated 01.01.10*
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Chocolate Jim
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It's a must for when i'm going to the cinema, or having a star wars marathon night etc 
But just like most chocolate, especially white chocolate - it can become sickening.
But just like most chocolate, especially white chocolate - it can become sickening.
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Ryan0rz wrote:It's a must for when i'm going to the cinema, or having a star wars marathon night etc
But just like most chocolate, especially white chocolate - it can become sickening.
uh oh the likelihood of this bar not being comprised of almost entirely sugar just took a big hit
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It's still good though. Unless you have standards 
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laggyjim wrote:CosmoKramer wrote:Send them to me instead and let me test them.
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shhhhh!! competition coming soon my friend! Anyone who has an interest in German chocolate is gonna love it!!
White Lions, Riesen, Kinder a-go-go!!
German Choc FTW!!! Competition better be easier than last time
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shas'la wrote:laggyjim wrote:CosmoKramer wrote:Send them to me instead and let me test them.
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shhhhh!! competition coming soon my friend! Anyone who has an interest in German chocolate is gonna love it!!
White Lions, Riesen, Kinder a-go-go!!
German Choc FTW!!! Competition better be easier than last time
Indeed German suppliers for the win!! DGC are absolutely fantastic! Nicest people ever! They sent me what must be nearing on a couple of hundred pounds worth chocolate about a week ago ... I open my inbox today and they are already suggesting they send me across another one full of the Xmas ranges! Legends! If you see anything on their site you want to see reviewed let me know and I will get on to them!
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Freak Out Requiem IV wrote:Personally I'm quite fond of the Snickers flapjack, it provides much needed anti-nutrition and yet doesn't make me want to scoff tens of them like I do almost anything else with chocolate in... today, for instance, I ate 12 consecutive Mini Treats to boost my sugar levels to work tonight. And drank two cans of Pepsi. I must have demolished my sugar RDA before I even got halfway through that, especially considering a can of Pepsi apparently contains 40% of it. Who knew? Not me.
Point is, each to his own. If you have any more Snickers flapjacks, I'm happy to take them off your hands.
Haha RDA's are for wussies any way man! We only live once after all!! What are Mini Treats!?
Unfortunately I actually had to buy that Snickers Flapjack :O :O :O shocking I know!! So no more to share I'm afraid! I'm running the German chocolate comp soon though ... just trying to think of something decent to be the actual 'competition' though hmmmmm
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Freak Out Requiem IV wrote:laggyjim wrote:What are Mini Treats!?
I can't find anything about them online, which seems bizarre, so here's a photo instead that I've just taken of the pack I've just yanked out of the bin:
They're essentially the "ordinary" Kinder chocs, but small. Really small. Difference is, these come in packs of 16, so with some self control it's pretty easy to spread these out sensibly. (Without self control you end up eating the whole pack, see: me. I can't be blamed for their being impossibly delicious.)
ahhh the Kinder Maxi! I had verrrrry similar conclusions to your own my friend!!
see HERE
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