Natasha
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Krista Davis
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Here in Old Town, the buzz is about Célébration de Chocolat. Haven't heard of it? Don't tell anyone but I hadn't, either. It's just the most fabulously indulgent chocolate from Belgium. Up until now, it had to be specially ordered and flown in fresh from Belgium at an impossibly high price. But now, the owner, chocolatier Arnaud Turnèbe, is opening his first American store right here in Old Town!
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| That's better. Who was that guy anyway? |
In the meantime, I'm checking out lots of chocolates. I could use some suggestions.
What's your favorite Easter chocolate?
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One of my favorites (before I changed my lifestyle) was Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs. :)
ReplyDeleteYou changed your lifestyle? No more chocolate?
DeleteDark chocolate with almonds. YUM!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good!
DeleteThe chocolate bunny! Or anything that is just chocolate.
ReplyDeleteEars first?
DeleteUnfortunately, the human is allergic to chocolate so none anymore. But it used to be Russell Stover Marshmellow eggs!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAww, poor human! : (
DeletePlease don't tell me Natasha is pregnant?
ReplyDeleteRocco! ; ) Sorry, hon, but I can't tell you just yet . . .
DeleteChocolate bunnies! When I was a child, they used to make decorated eggs out of pure sugar and decorated with icing. Loved those. I am sure it is against the law to make and eat those now! I know I would probably go into a diabetic coma!
ReplyDeleteI remember those, Kathy! I always wanted one. They were so pretty!
DeleteNot the bunnies. I feel guilty biting into them...
ReplyDeleteYou're very kind, Willow. But the ears are so tempting!
DeleteI love this little malted eggs. Like whoppers but better
ReplyDeleteI've seen those. Must try them. Thanks, Janel!
DeleteOh they are must try! ;-)
DeleteI love the chocolate marshmellow bunnies i would love to read this series of books.
ReplyDeleteChocolate marshmallow bunnies! They sound delicious!
DeleteReese's peanut butter eggs!
ReplyDeleteI think those are very popular. I'm putting them on my list.
DeleteWe are all suckers for the Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs. We have to hide them from my son who would devour each and every one of them.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Brings new meaning to hiding the Easter eggs!
DeleteKitKat.....Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate......Raisinets........
ReplyDeleteOhhh, Raisinets! I haven't eaten those since I was a kid. Yum!
DeleteImported Dutch chocolates that my parents gave my brother and me at Christmas and Easter. Continuing that tradition we still give our children Dutch chocolate letters a d treats each Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tradition! Dutch chocolates are great.
DeleteReese's Peanut Butter Eggs, we all eat them here, one year we were a little late buying them and had a heck of a time finding them, so now we stock up as soon as we see them.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like that's a good idea. They're obviously very popular!
DeleteBedre` chocolate- made by the Chickasaw Nation in Davis,Oklahoma.
ReplyDeleteFavorites are milk chocolate hot fudge meltaways and milk chocolate bars with almonds. Hubby' s basket has dark chocolate with raspberry meltaways and milk chocolate bars with peanut butter. No candy swiping for us...LOL
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Bedre! I have never heard of those. Good thing I don't live in your house. I'd swipe from both of you!
DeleteKinder chocolates. They are amazing!! And they have them in little sheep and egg shapes too. Actually the Kinder Egg is illegal in the USA. Legal everywhere else, but because they think American parents and their children are not bright enough they cant have them here. I do not think any kids I have known would have eaten the plastic egg inside or the toy inside of the egg. Sure do miss them!!
ReplyDeleteKinder. I'll have to look for those. It sounds silly to deprive of of the eggs. What a shame.
DeleteI live in Cleveland so I buy my candy at Malley's. I love their chocolate-crème eggs. Thank goodness that the store isn't too close because I'm addicted.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with Malley's. It's probably something like our Amore. Chocolate-crème sounds yummy!
DeleteMy favorite candy is white chocolate made with the high butterfat content (various local companies make them) but some use non fat milk and oil and so they taste watered down compared to the full fat version which is creamy and able to be eaten by people with chocolate allergies I am told. I love a good hollow bunny too. And I start with the feet. I love to leave the ears for last. Please don't judge me ears first people/ :) I would take any nice smooth dark chocolate any day of the week and actually do that!!!! Easter just mean more than normal. I do know why I am overweight, yes I do!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Cadbury creme and mini eggs, and I love those Lindt chocolate bunnies. <3
ReplyDeleteI love dark chocolate Reeses and Mounds!
ReplyDeleteChocolate covered cherries-----just about any brand.
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