Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
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Re: Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
So of course when I saw the first little fruit and nut or mars bar, milkyway, etc which was specially for children I was gobsmacked, because they did not exist in Galicia 30 odd years ago even.
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Re: Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
I like the chocolate truffles they sell in Mercadona (their own brand ones) - unbelievably cheap for the quality. I've given them to house guests in the past and they have promptly gone off and bought boxes of them to take home as presents.
I currently have a dozen Cadbury's Creme Eggs sitting in my fridge, waiting to be given out to the neighbours' kids at Easter. They're far too sweet for me, but they went down a storm here last year, I don't think the kids had seen them before.
I currently have a dozen Cadbury's Creme Eggs sitting in my fridge, waiting to be given out to the neighbours' kids at Easter. They're far too sweet for me, but they went down a storm here last year, I don't think the kids had seen them before.
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I usually make my own truffles, but after sampling those I saved myself the work last Christmas and bought some in.
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Re: Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
For me, the height of self indulgence is Bendick's Bittermints. Pure gastro porn.
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Re: Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
Nothing like a Galaxy, whatever it's content
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I offered a group of kids some Thornton's toffee one Christmas, and they looked at it as though I was trying to poison them until one or two of the braver ones tried a piece, then they decided it was quite nice.
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Well, if Creme Eggs weren't so sickly, there's no way they would survive in my fridge for the best part of two months! Anyway, compared to what I see the kids eating and drinking for breakfast on their way to school, they are practically health food.
I offered a group of kids some Thornton's toffee one Christmas, and they looked at it as though I was trying to poison them until one or two of the braver ones tried a piece, then they decided it was quite nice.
I offered a group of kids some Thornton's toffee one Christmas, and they looked at it as though I was trying to poison them until one or two of the braver ones tried a piece, then they decided it was quite nice.
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Re: Spanish Chocolate Vs British Chocolate
I'm just thrilled that you can easily buy "sin azucar" chocolate here! I dont eat sugar and in the UK its not easy to get hold of sugar free chocci. Here, its everywhere!!!!
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