Ritter Sport Conflakes is my favorite. Maybe because it is fun and I always get a reaction from others...
High-'end' chocolates: Toblerone, Ritter Sport, what else?
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I'm partial to Guylian, myself. I tend to like Belgian chocolates.
My husband, ever since reading about slave labor on cocoa plantations, now will only eat free-trade chocolate. He's quite partial to Lake Champlain, I believe.
My husband, ever since reading about slave labor on cocoa plantations, now will only eat free-trade chocolate. He's quite partial to Lake Champlain, I believe.
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Didn't eat chocolate for a while, but decided to pick up some at the supermarket a few days ago. I chose the Anthon Berg 72% plain dark chocolate, and was happily surprised. Very edible for such dark chocolate, not too bitter. One of the better darks I've had.
It's a Fairtrade thing as well.
Pic:
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It's a Fairtrade thing as well.
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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_0yUpc7ycGSc/THi71PmZq5I/AAAAAAAAA7I/nTvNEGUIuIk/s1600/anton_berg_rich_dark_100gr.jpg
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