According to legend, Einstein was eating chocolate when he came upon the theory of relativity. These sites are all about chocolate and candy in general.
Chocolate Obsession.
Hyperbole? Maybe. Just a little. Ok, a lot. Chocolate does have a lot to offer, though. It is a one of a kind food characterized by a truly unique and intense flavor. The idea of
Jim's Chocolate Mission came after a discussion with friends about the greatest chocolate bar. Was is the Wispa? Galaxy? Clark?
The Chocolate Review is most likely to review English chocolate because that's where they're from, but they also do imports.
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posted by netbros
on Feb 8, 2009 -
39 comments
You can't POSSIBLY be serious. The fact that modern breakfast foods (or at least, foods normally associated with breakfast) have expanded to include items such as cereals whose
marshmallow content threatens to outweigh the actual nutritious content, slightly more nutritious items
covered in frosting, and of course, the wide variety of chocolate flavored items, cereals, milk, muffins, and so on. But that's just breakfast. Now, however,
we're getting into personal hygiene. And that may just be
Snakes On A Plane dangerous.
posted by deusdiabolus
on Oct 9, 2005 -
33 comments
Chocolate french fries? I thought Heinz might have gone too far with
green ketchup, but Cocoa Crispers, "brown chocolate fries designed for kids with a sweet tooth" really make my stomach turn. Also announced: Crunchy Rings - basically Tater Tots with a hole in the middle. Yum.
posted by ry
on Feb 11, 2002 -
38 comments
Kobe Bryant's favorite spread. *Insert joke here* After a long, exhausting day of running drills in practice and shooting free throws, nothing spells refreshment quite like N-U-T-E-L-L-A. Maybe
Cookie Dough Sport wasn't so far off the mark. Plus, the rest of the page is truly frightening.
posted by machaus
on Dec 2, 2001 -
15 comments
