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Since we've been discussing choccie on the Sainsburys thread and it's getting complicated...have made the title 'bars' plural
Bars though, not individual chocs from a box - we have to have rules

My favourite is a Wispa bar, could happily eat one every day - and it has to have been in the fridge, can't stand soggy choccy

Always love Lindt, the milk bars. My granny used to send me the Lindt animals for Easter, and another family friend would give me the Lindt mini-eggs so I learnt to love it very young. Nothing else is quite like Lindt

And love the Lindt dark choc orange intense - see, orange just has to have dark chocolate
Terrys choc orange - dark only! (ok not actually a bar, but it is a whole 'thing' all the same flavour)
Cadburys dairy milk - but of course
Cadburys fruit & nut
Sainsburys dark fruit & nut

im not going to reply
because i love chocolate
i firmly believe you can be a chocoholic
i shall now go to bed giving chocolate alot of thought
and reply tomorrow
iv no chocolate in the house either

Choccy orange
Anything minty
CDM Turkish Delight

I'll be back to this tomorrow

Reeses Peanut Butter Cups are my absolute favourite
Tesco sell them and you get three cups in a pack for 63p, or 3 packs for £1.20. Cruelly, a Tesco Extra has recently opened and I have to pass it on the way home from the gym
I actually have one of these in the fridge. They're out of date now but I wouldn't have eaten them anyway, they're too special. I just take the pack out every now and again and smile

Other than that -
Wispa (I wish they'd bring the mint ones back)
Caramel
Star Bar
Snicker
Dairy Milk

Aldi do some nice bars too. They're in a pack of five for £1.29 and the praline one and the dark chocolate and marzipan one are especially nice.

stop it the pair of you

saundra wrote:
i firmly believe you can be a chocoholic

I firmly believe that I am one

Oh God Jo I hate those Reeses things
Bb's favourite is a Snickers
My dad used to love Caramac, I haven't had one for years but a couple of years ago saw one in a shop and posted it to him

Toffee Crisp was a long-time favourite.
Oh, and when I first started work (aged 16) I'd have a bar of either Cadburys Country Style or that mint one...what was it called? Dark chocolate with crunchy minty bits - Ice Magic?? - in my desk drawer

JoM wrote:

saundra wrote:
i firmly believe you can be a chocoholic

I firmly believe that I am one

My name is Di and I'm a chocoholic
And I don't care

Caramacs are lovely. They sell them in Home Bargains, in packs of three.

Toffee Crisps don't last long enough

I know you said not individual chocs - but they are in a box and all the same - I love.....Maltesers!