Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.
You wanna talk about diet? I have a Crossfit competition coming up next week and over the past couple of weeks have eaten a 6lbs bag of gummy worm and bears and got about halfway in a 150 piece bag of random assortment of chocolate candies.
Chocolate is one of those things that's downright tough for most people to live without. I have met people who don't like chocolate, and I can't help but wonder if they get any satisfaction from anything.
I have 1.6 ks of chocolate in my office. I am such an buying power at my base store that they bring diffrunte chocolates by my demand. I wanted a spesific chocolate bar with M&Ms inside (Chocolate candy filled with another chocolate candy!!!!). I love them all. Nuts and M&Ms, white or dark, filled with milk cream or strawberry cream. White with oreos inside is my favoritr along the M&M one.
Up until I was in 3rd grade (!) I didn't lie chocolate. Then one day I ate some, it was good, and I loved it from there on. Now, I don't think I could live without chocolate!
Chocolate would be the perfect food if it didn't eventually lead to so much weight gain. How do you eat just one Hershey's bar? I prefer 20 or 30 at a time.
It seems like most of you have never tasted pure chocolate before, or you have since wiped the traumatic event from memory. Chocolate itself is not sweet, but an intensely bitter substance made from pulverized cacao seeds. Anything over 50% purity is like oversteeped black coffee with most of the caffeine removed.
It seems like most of you have never tasted pure chocolate before
I have. It's extraordinarily bitter and it tastes like garden soil. Before the local Andronico's closed, they sold pure 100% Ghiradelli's chocolate. I had a friend who used to offer it to people and tell them it was 60%. There was a violent reaction almost every time, except for my history teacher who, oddly, loved it.
Dark chocolate is good too, but I prefer milk. I like purely sweet things more than I like a mix of sweet and bitter. You could say my taste buds never grew up.
