Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
As per the topic, why are those little thin bars of chocolate and easter eggs so much nicer than a normal block?
Re: Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
It melts easier, doesn't totally fill your mouth with thick gloopy chocolate and you can actually break it without resorting to mining equipment. 

Re: Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
I actually think chunky chocolate is better, I always loved Yorkies for example,
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Re: Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
Yorkies have gotten smaller.
I just buy 6 of thos emassive galaxy bars, melt them down, and then solidyfy them in to a cube.
I just buy 6 of thos emassive galaxy bars, melt them down, and then solidyfy them in to a cube.
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Re: Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
I generally don't care about thin or not, I tend to stuff my mouth full either way. ^^'
But at least in my country chocolate bars tend to be the high quality good stuff, and christmas or easter chocolate figures are really cheap chocolate.
But at least in my country chocolate bars tend to be the high quality good stuff, and christmas or easter chocolate figures are really cheap chocolate.
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Re: Why is thin chocolate so much nicer than a block?
I think it's because chocolate manufacturers are trying to be clever and save on ingredients. I will shell out for an expensive block of chocolate even if it means I will eat chocolate less often. To clarify, not all expensive stuff is good, but good stuff often is, because good, natural ingredients are more expensive.
Does anyone else like home-made chocolate blocks ? They're quite different, but very nice.
Does anyone else like home-made chocolate blocks ? They're quite different, but very nice.
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