#61
Posted 03 October 2002 - 05:00 AM
#62
Posted 03 October 2002 - 05:35 AM
You must have some Asian blood in you. My mom was the same way until her kidney transplant - not it's krispy kremes, cinnamon rolls, and blueberry muffinsNo. I'm a female with no chocolate gene at all. And concentrated sugar disgusts me. A dry wine or sake is sweet enough. More than that and feh.
But, really. Steak slices to go go go.
#63
Posted 03 October 2002 - 05:47 AM
Chunkie--haven't thought about those in years, they were good! Do they still make them?
#64
Posted 03 October 2002 - 05:58 AM
Working with people who frequesnly visit Europe gives me occasional access to some interesting sweets. there was a box of Maxin's Of Paris chocolates in the office last week, but i wasn't crazy about it.
#65
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:02 AM
I have to mule in boxes of goodies to the US whenever I come overcadbury flake when I can find it
Chunkie--haven't thought about those in years, they were good! Do they still make them?
Last week when I came in I got a bemused look from Customs ( after two hours waiting to get through immigration - you Americans must be soooo proud of Kennedy Airport ) as they pulled out two boxes, one filled with Flake, Ripples and Flake Twists - white and dark chocolate AND a huge box of Crunchie bars " Thank Crunchie it's Friday"
The one Chocolate I love which I can't get in the UK is an Australian "crunchie style" honeycomb bar called Violet Crumbles.
S
#66
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:10 AM
Though I recall the popular fellatio imagery in the advertising I'd never previously thought anyone would have to encase them them in condoms to get past US customs. My deepest respect.I have to mule in boxes of goodies to the US whenever I come over
Last week when I came in I got a bemused look from Customs ... as they pulled out two boxes, one filled with Flake, Ripples and Flake Twists -
#67
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:14 AM
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#68
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:16 AM
Yummm...I had NO idea there were so many crunchy options. Violet Crumbles sounds divine! I may need to google it and see what I can find!...Flake, Ripples and Flake Twists - white and dark chocolate AND a huge box of Crunchie bars " Thank Crunchie it's Friday"
The one Chocolate I love which I can't get in the UK is an Australian "crunchie style" honeycomb bar called Violet Crumbles.
S
#69
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:19 AM
#70
Posted 03 October 2002 - 06:26 AM
Too bad you have order all that other junk just to try a Violet Crumbles!
#71
Posted 03 October 2002 - 07:10 AM
Oh yes indeedy!Chunkie--haven't thought about those in years, they were good! Do they still make them?
Aside: when I lived in Jerusalem I worked at an institute for Jewish Studies, and many of the students were from the States. During the Gulf War period, there were fewer than the regular number of applications for that January semester. As D-Day drew nearer, the American office kept sending silly messages like, "Can we help you in any way?" or "Can we do anything for you?" Our pat answer was: "Yes -- send chocolate!" And one day, in the middle of the damned war, this new kid walks into the office with a huge plastic bag filled with -- M&M's (plain and peanuts), Kitkats, Mounds bars, Hershey's kisses, you name it, it was in there. And it helped, oh boy did it help!
#72
Posted 03 October 2002 - 07:30 AM
Back to the survey: Milky Way, but only the dark chocolate version. Is the mocha version still around?
#73
Posted 03 October 2002 - 07:55 AM
Yes..till I found Scharfenberger.It's always been mars bar.
#74
Posted 03 October 2002 - 08:25 AM
I still have my Cadburys craving.... Strange.. since I hate most all mass produced chocolate these days. But if I see cadburys somewhere, I get a glitter in my eye.. and whoever is near me, knows I am craving chocolate... I come home with far too many bars.. and once I begin eating them, after half a bar is over, I am already sick of it. But next time I see the bars in a store, I am that little kid in the candy store than wants everything.For those Anglosucrophiles in or around NYC: Devon & Blakely carries a variety of Cadbury's, the real thing. Only in cool weather, though.
Back to the survey: Milky Way, but only the dark chocolate version. Is the mocha version still around?
#75
Posted 03 October 2002 - 08:41 AM
I've seen Violet Crumble in drug and variety stores all over the Seattle area. Which means it should be easy to find in the US. Or you can order it on-line here.Yummm...I had NO idea there were so many crunchy options. Violet Crumbles sounds divine! I may need to google it and see what I can find!...Flake, Ripples and Flake Twists - white and dark chocolate AND a huge box of Crunchie bars " Thank Crunchie it's Friday"
The one Chocolate I love which I can't get in the UK is an Australian "crunchie style" honeycomb bar called Violet Crumbles.
S
#76
Posted 03 October 2002 - 10:17 AM
Thanks, night!I've seen Violet Crumble in drug and variety stores all over the Seattle area. Which means it should be easy to find in the US. Or you can order it on-line here.Yummm...I had NO idea there were so many crunchy options. Violet Crumbles sounds divine! I may need to google it and see what I can find!...Flake, Ripples and Flake Twists - white and dark chocolate AND a huge box of Crunchie bars " Thank Crunchie it's Friday"
The one Chocolate I love which I can't get in the UK is an Australian "crunchie style" honeycomb bar called Violet Crumbles.
S
#77
Posted 03 October 2002 - 10:46 AM
#78
Posted 03 October 2002 - 11:08 AM
British Kit Kats are so much better.. I love one every now and then.While I like certain "commercial" US candy bars, all my favorites are either upscale dark chocolate or British. Mmmm....chunky Kit Kats, orange Aero bars, Time Outs, Lions.......
#79
Posted 03 October 2002 - 11:32 AM
Jin,No. I'm a female with no chocolate gene at all. And concentrated sugar disgusts me. A dry wine or sake is sweet enough. More than that and feh.
But, really. Steak slices to go go go.
I'm sort of like you. I LOVE STEAK! Love all types of meat and despise overcooked meat... I find myself eating large quantities of meat all the time. Some friends were telling me about Atkins diet, I thought, wait a minute, I already eat like this.
However, I must admit to a weakness for chocolate souffle though.... although, unlike steak, I can't eat that everyday.
#80
Posted 03 October 2002 - 12:21 PM
The Kit Kat is made under licence in the US, so I am not sure why it taste so different. But it really does. I love the new White chocolate oneBritish Kit Kats are so much better.. I love one every now and then.While I like certain "commercial" US candy bars, all my favorites are either upscale dark chocolate or British. Mmmm....chunky Kit Kats, orange Aero bars, Time Outs, Lions.......
S
#81
Posted 03 October 2002 - 12:39 PM
#82
Posted 03 October 2002 - 01:33 PM
U.S.A.: Almond Joy
Canada: Coffee Crisp or Cadbury's Fruit and Nut.
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#83
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:09 PM
Maltballs are good too...especially when they're double-dipped in chocolate. You know, malt is underrated, in my opinion. A good chocolate malt is pretty damn terrific.
#84
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:12 PM
I used to love the Cadburrys malt ball sold in India. Nothing has ever compared and come even close.Caramello! Those things are awesome. I like Twix too. And Mounds--love that coconut filling.
Maltballs are good too...especially when they're double-dipped in chocolate. You know, malt is underrated, in my opinion. A good chocolate malt is pretty damn terrific.
Also they sold an item called "Nutties" , it was my favorit sweet.
#85
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:13 PM
#86
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:15 PM
#87
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:17 PM
#88
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:19 PM
#89
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:33 PM
I found neither at mine.I found SKOR today at my grocery store, but ended up getting another bar of Heath...
Rub it in... you are perverse I have realized. You are doing this to make me feel badly..
Enjoy the heath... you are a lucky man.
#90
Posted 03 October 2002 - 03:53 PM
I also am thankful you have turned me on to these...again...Thx!
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