Chocolate

[LostLocke]

Chocolate, especially dark and any that's not heavily processed, has a lot of those flavinoid thingies... or something to that effect.

Also, I had a dark chocolate bar once. Reading some of the nutritional box, one serving (1 square chunk from the bar) had 45% of the daily intake for saturated fat..... and 55% of the recommended fiber.

[BrokenQuill92]

Ghirardelli is always welcome here but Betsy Anne truffles own me

[No_God]

Dark lightly sweetened.

or a GIANT frozen snickers ice cream bar....

[Doubting Thomas]

Regular Hershey's is good for me, but I really like the Symphony bars with a more European-tasting chocolate and toffee and almond bits.

[The Valkyrie]

Cadbury dairy milk for me.

[thesummerqueen]

Like Johnny Depp in one of my most favorite movies ever, I prefer hot chocolate.

[shep]

I can't eat choc with my current diet/exercise. I'd sorely love to.

[fr0d0]

I've just developed a craving for Cadbury Twirls. I don't know what it is but I'm addicted.

[Chad32]

I can't eat choc with my current diet/exercise. I'd sorely love to.

I've had to cut out a lot for my diet and exercise, but I didn't completely give it up. I just don't eat it often.

[Silver]

I try to stay away from chocolate, as I do all candy, because the sugar is something I prefer to keep away from my system. Sometimes I eat it once or twice a year, just a candy bar for the taste and to prove to myself that I can at least eat it in moderation. Sometimes, just recently in fact, I slipped and went on a crazy candy binge, which was probably why I gained weight. I have been candy free for some months, now, which is they way I like it. I am also the same way with caffeinated beverages I have not consumed soda/pop in years, not even the caffeine free ones.