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    Kids try dark chocolate for the first time

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    Post by Jan1 Mon Feb 15 2016, 11:11

    Now I love dark chocolate ... nothing better than a square with a coffee during the evening ...

    But I thought the reaction to these kids in this video was cute, interesting, funny ...

    What do you think ?


    All the best Jan
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 16:22

    hehe. i hated it first time, spat it out, a few weeks later after a complete diet change it was delicious, no idea why, i love the stuff! i love it a little too much Embarassed
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    Post by chris c Mon Feb 15 2016, 18:30

    Yes it seems to be very common that when you stop OD'ing on sugar all kinds of other things taste sweet enough.
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 19:04

    Also I find sweetness in things that shouldn't be sweet I don't think, lettuce, peppers and stuff and weirdly lemons taste sweet now wtf?
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    Post by Jan1 Tue Feb 16 2016, 12:54

    I saw these recently - more carbs - but maybe if you could just eat one, they wouldn't raise those BG levels ?

    What do you think?

    Kids try dark chocolate for the first time IDShot_225x225


    Lindt Lindor 60% Dark Chocolate Truffles Carton 200G

    33g carb per 100g - but you wouldn't eat a 100g in one sitting ... well I wouldn't.

    Perhaps I'll just stick with the 85& dark chocolate square !!!

    Kids try dark chocolate for the first time IDShot_225x225

    It's 19 g carb per 100g
    and a square is just great!

    (Carb details from Lindt site)

    All the best Jan
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    Post by chris c Thu Feb 18 2016, 20:18

    The Co-Op Fairtrade is back now, and just for a change I also have some Green & Blacks 85%. Yes I find the same as Andy, even the brussels sprouts and liver had a tang of sweetness I'd never have noticed in the past.
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