flake or twirl, but i don't think i would say no to any lol i used to like boosts but now they have that added glucose which isn't so good for those of us with diabetes
Hundreds of years ago when I was a boy there used to be a choc bar called "Nux" (I think) it was fabulous, but it was discontinued in favour of "Picnic" which was a poor imitation.
Milk choc Bounty bar. Sat on top of a radiator for 5 mins so its all lovely and melty and soft inside. Mmmmmmm. Cannot understand these people who insist on putting bars of chocolate in the fridge so that they're brick hard. I personally prefer chocolate on just the right side of melting, all soft and warm and sticks to your mouth a little bit when you eat it.
As I'm a vegan it would have to be Goldberg's Peanut Chew which is an American brand. I have a friend send me over stocks regularly! But I do also like a nice Thorntons ginger or marzipan bar.
It's got to be hard to be good. I love chocolate, all kinds, but it needs to have been chilled, (except for Picnics). Does anyone else think that that American nonsense "Hershey's" tastes like puke?
Yes I have to agree about Hershey's. This was as big a disappointment as root beer, another thing seemingly so popular with US kids in film and TV but which tastes like ointment. Favourites at the moment - M&S white Mountain Bars and the new Double-Chocolate bars (Nestl�?). I would say that warmth improves the tast but makes it difficult to eat. When I first bought a microwave someone told me to try freezing a Mars bar and then microwaving it for a few seconds. The result was still cold and hard on the outside but warm and soft on the inside.