iwona 12 | 542 29 Oct 2006 / #1What is it about eating chocolate in UK?Some people would eat it for breakfast, luch, dinner...... :D
Hobbitual 29 Oct 2006 / #2Endorphin release is a good way to counter the stresses of modern capitalism. Spice food also works well :)
Tlum 29 Oct 2006 / #3I personally like chocolate. Yes, it helps boost up the mind and mood :). Even better - have you tried cocoa beans yet? It's like veeery dark chocolate in shells similar to big coffee seeds.
Huegel 1 | 296 29 Oct 2006 / #4Some people would eat it for breakfast, luch, dinner......Don't forget supper too. Nothing like ending the day with a Cadbury's Caramel. heheI know, you can always tell that a country loves it chocolate when they start gigantifying it...good time to be a dentist in Britain perhaps! :)
Hobbitual 29 Oct 2006 / #5OT: Huegel are you a woman now? Too much chocolate? hmmm have to say you're not bad looking! :)
Huegel 1 | 296 29 Oct 2006 / #6No no, no sex change operation. But the creams are doing wonders! :)It's Maria Sharapova Krysia. :)
OP iwona 12 | 542 30 Oct 2006 / #7I quite like Lindt chocolate and ferrero roche but as a snack , treat not all the time.
Frank 23 | 1,183 30 Oct 2006 / #8Guys..........as usual there are different types of chocolate......the international standard is min 30% cocao solids for milk chocolate and 70% dark chocolate....anything else cannot be classed as such...least thats what the French and Belgians say!Effectvely those items bought in UK are "candy"...full of sugar/fats as a cheap substitute....bad for you......!
Shelley 30 Oct 2006 / #9I only eat chocolate once in a blue moon.....I know strange for a woman but true
blur13 31 Oct 2006 / #10I'm addicted to chocolate. Absolutely love the stuff. I eat 2 small bars a day on average (maybe a tad more, actually).Favourites are Snickers, Dairy Milk, Caramel.The Polish do Mleczki something-or-other which is rather nice too.
Matyjasz 2 | 1,544 31 Oct 2006 / #11I think that the most chocolate obsessed nation would be the Mexicans. I heard that they even eat chicken in chocolate!! :)The Polish do Mleczki something-or-other which is rather nice too.Ptasie Mleczko??
OP iwona 12 | 542 31 Oct 2006 / #13I like ptasie mleczko and wawel little chocolates - especially nutty ones.
dziwna_gruszka - | 197 31 Oct 2006 / #15no they have a company called E-Wedel or watever and they make a lot like Ptasie Mleczko , krowki are good, chocolate bars and like alcoholic candies meaning with alcohol , and i have no idea but a lot...!!!
FISZ 24 | 2,116 31 Oct 2006 / #16Did you ever have chocolate covered cheesecake in Poland?Huegel Who's in the pic?
dziwna_gruszka - | 197 31 Oct 2006 / #19Oh okay the only polish desert i like is Szarlotka which is apple pie... !!!
OP iwona 12 | 542 31 Oct 2006 / #20I think that cheesecake is nice.Does anyone know what kind of cheese is as ingredient of English cheesecake????
Shelley 31 Oct 2006 / #21Does anyone know what kind of cheese is as ingredient of English cheesecakeyep, there are two kinds you can have a baked one or the usual one is done in the fridge..I can post on the proper topic if you like
OP iwona 12 | 542 31 Oct 2006 / #23I can post on the proper topic if you likeCould you?I really like polish one but it is little hassle to buy nice fresh, white, chese here( only in Polish shops) I could probbaly try to make English one.English cheese cake doesn't always have cheese in itDo you think so?So why word "cheese" in the name?
Wroclaw 44 | 5,384 31 Oct 2006 / #25Wikipedia has various cheesecakes. Might sound daft but my mum never put cheese in cheesecake.
Shelley 31 Oct 2006 / #26I have posted on the foodie bit...this is one I use all the time.....yummy and one my mum and grandmother used
Better than U 16 Oct 2007 / #28Minsterals are one of the best and kinder bueno Damn thats way too good to quit LOL!!
AvJoeUK 16 Oct 2007 / #29What is it about eating chocolate in UK?Some people would eat it for breakfast, luch, dinner...... :DTada!
_Sofi_ 16 Oct 2007 / #30Minsterals are one of the bestA Galaxy Ripple :)Tada!The reason they are only a treat