What do you miss/wish you had bought more with you?
Jan 20th 2020, 12:38 am
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Re: What do you miss/wish you had bought more with you?
Have you tried Dove? That's a good mass market US chocolate. Also I would give Hershey's Symphony a try. Nothing like the regular vomit-tasting Hershey's bars, much better. Some places have German chocolate like Milka and Ritter Sport. Aldi has own brand European chocolate for cheap. Their sister store Trader Joe's has excellent, reasonably priced Belgian chocolate. Scharffen Berger does a nice bar that's a hybrid of milk and dark chocolate, so much better than any sugary Hershey or Cadbury crap IMO. I would not bother bringing Dairy Milk to the US, I've found it easy to get chocolate that's as good or better. You just have to try out new brands that you may not have heard of or be used to.
Jan 21st 2020, 6:44 am
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Re: What do you miss/wish you had bought more with you?
Have you tried Dove? That's a good mass market US chocolate. Also I would give Hershey's Symphony a try. Nothing like the regular vomit-tasting Hershey's bars, much better. Some places have German chocolate like Milka and Ritter Sport. Aldi has own brand European chocolate for cheap. Their sister store Trader Joe's has excellent, reasonably priced Belgian chocolate. Scharffen Berger does a nice bar that's a hybrid of milk and dark chocolate, so much better than any sugary Hershey or Cadbury crap IMO. I would not bother bringing Dairy Milk to the US, I've found it easy to get chocolate that's as good or better. You just have to try out new brands that you may not have heard of or be used to.
Jan 21st 2020, 9:31 am
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Re: What do you miss/wish you had bought more with you?
Have you tried Dove? That's a good mass market US chocolate. Also I would give Hershey's Symphony a try. Nothing like the regular vomit-tasting Hershey's bars, much better. Some places have German chocolate like Milka and Ritter Sport. Aldi has own brand European chocolate for cheap. Their sister store Trader Joe's has excellent, reasonably priced Belgian chocolate. Scharffen Berger does a nice bar that's a hybrid of milk and dark chocolate, so much better than any sugary Hershey or Cadbury crap IMO. I would not bother bringing Dairy Milk to the US, I've found it easy to get chocolate that's as good or better. You just have to try out new brands that you may not have heard of or be used to.
mushy peas and bisto best. Could always get onion or veg if the meat ones are a problem
