#21

I think you’ll find this is the best of the range:

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#22

Carte dor is good
If you’ve heard of more than 4 of these then there’s something wrong with you though

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#23

I spend a lot of time in the waitrose chocolate aisle.

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#24

there needs to be a name for this genre of chocolate

#25

“kids”?

#26

Is this a ranking thread (i.e. 1=best, 10=worst), or is it a rating thread (i.e. 1=worst, 10=best)?

#27

cacbury’s antipodean nightmares

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#29

the polls are rating, obviously.

The rankings will be revealed over time.

#30

Ferrero Rocher

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#31

is it worth paying more for genuinely nice chocolate?

#32

bet I would get more enjoyment for £3 out of a box of those Lindt balls than 3 bars of dairy milk or 12 crunchies but I can’t bring myself to waste that much on so little chocolate :frowning:

#33

Yes, obviously

#34

not obvious to me pal!

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#35

In cheap chocolate the cocoa is substituted with sugar and vegetable fats.

#36

Which is why I buy it - how else am I going to get those in bar form?

#37

Neuhaus (are the best!)

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#38

Take a sugarcube, poor some vegetable oil on it, eat.
Much cheaper, just as delicious.

#39

What do you take me for, some kind of cheap sugar buying chump? No one buys sugar in cubes!

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#40

^doesn’t own a horse, obviously

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