Chocolate

[Churchill]

I don't eat chocolate, it's bad for doggies.

[KathyWoolfe]

I don't eat chocolate, it's bad for doggies.

It's very bad , very very bad

[Churchill]

It's very bad , very very bad

I'm a very bad doggy, want to stroke my fur, tickle my ears?

[shaunbhoy]

Apparently chocolate makes you............big-boned!

[TimberWolf]

Apparently chocolate makes you............big-boned!

According to my dairy milk bar, the chocolate has 2190 KJ per 100g, and the GDA (guideline daily amount) is 8343 KJ. so that’s only 1 and a third 250g bars a day and you’re on your way to getting big boned (if not boned). I eat a good proportion of a 250g bar most days to supplement my diet of meat and I'm still not big boned.

[Churchill]

According to my dairy milk bar, the chocolate has 2190 KJ per 100g, and the GDA (guideline daily amount) is 8343 KJ. so that’s only 1 and a third 250g bars a day and you’re on your way to getting big boned (if not boned). I eat a good proportion of a 250g bar most days to supplement my diet of meat and I'm still not big boned.

Hmm, you classify "Dairy Milk" as chocolate?

[TimberWolf]

When it comes to chocolate I seek quantity over quality.

[Denny]

Anything by Hotel Chocolat is divine.

You've just read my mind. My post was this:

Heaven on the High Street : Hotel Chocolat

This choccy dedicated choc shop is the best thing since Belgium and Swizerland were discovered.

There are a few shops scattered around the more affluent towns and cities: Canterbury, Bromley has one.

All posher single estate choc for the more discerning tongue, none of your mongrel over-sweet Galaxy or Cadbury candy (which apparently isn't real chocolate at all. But try telling a chocoholic that!)

[KathyWoolfe]

I'm a very bad doggy, want to stroke my fur, tickle my ears?

bad doggies get slapped on their nose with a newspaper

[TimberWolf]

All posher single estate choc for the more discerning tongue, none of your mongrel over-sweet Galaxy or Cadbury candy (which apparently isn't real chocolate at all. But try telling a chocoholic that!)

Oh, you've just been taken in by clever marketing.

Paying for overpriced chocolate is okay to get your serotonin and dopamine fixes, and for a smoother taste, but the cheaper stuff fulfils the important criteria of being loaded with calories, quicker to prepare than a tin of beans and more palatable than a pack of lard. Though I am the same weight that I have always been, the rest of the UK population seems to be racing past me in the big boned stakes and I need calories in quantity to keep up!