Which is the Daddy of chocolate bars?

[TANGODANCER]

If not the king, the dark choc version of this was a true prince among choc bars. Sadly, deceased now.

Since when? I'm sure I had one fairly recently.

Haven't seen one for years LGM.

[Little Green Man]

If not the king, the dark choc version of this was a true prince among choc bars. Sadly, deceased now.

Since when? I'm sure I had one fairly recently.

Haven't seen one for years LGM.

Go on, treat yourself...

http://www.sweetiebag.com/sweets-chocol ... ed-174.asp

[bobby5]

Double Decker for me.

[Bruce Rioja]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

[enfieldwhite]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

[Bruce Rioja]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

[enfieldwhite]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

[Lord Kangana]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

You'll be pleased to know that it doesn't count as dog chocolate contains no real chocolate. Its just fat and colouring.

And if anyone on here suggests Lion-Bar from when they were kids that doesn't count either, as it didn't contain a trace of real chocolate until recently (no word of a lie)

[a1]

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

"the presence of theobromine renders it toxic to some animals, such as dogs and cats."

- sounds pissing poisonous too. owt with a science-y name does.

And if anyone on here suggests Lion-Bar from when they were kids that doesn't count either, as it didn't contain a trace of real chocolate until recently (no word of a lie)

bollox.

[Bruce Rioja]

And if anyone on here suggests Lion-Bar from when they were kids that doesn't count either, as it didn't contain a trace of real chocolate until recently (no word of a lie)

Me and my mate nicked an entire outer of Lion Bars after the Smith's Grammar tuck-shop had had a delivery just as we'd finished detention, and we hid them in Bluebell Woods. Every evening after school we'd have one on the walk home. We eventually both became ill.

[Lord Kangana]

And if anyone on here suggests Lion-Bar from when they were kids that doesn't count either, as it didn't contain a trace of real chocolate until recently (no word of a lie)

Me and my mate nicked an entire outer of Lion Bars after the Smith's Grammar tuck-shop had had a delivery just as we'd finished detention, and we hid them in Bluebell Woods. Every evening after school we'd have one on the walk home. We eventually both became ill.

My mums-mates-boyfriend (are you keeping up with this?) used to work on a production line years ago producing what he claims was dog chocolates and Lion bars. I dismissed this claim for years, but seeing as I have access to food related stuff, I did my own research. Turns out for a time what he said was entirely true.

And another worrying one (if anyone eats the stuff) is that there is technically no such thing as "organic chocolate". The world is just ram-jammed with snake oil salesmen it would appear.

[warthog]

Before anyone asks, yes I have tried pet chocolate once..............no, I don't know why

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

It is. The odd small square won't do it any harm, but if your pooch nicks and devours a large block of chocolate, it'll be in deep trouble. And not just from you.

[Little Green Man]

And another worrying one (if anyone eats the stuff) is that there is technically no such thing as "organic chocolate". The world is just ram-jammed with snake oil salesmen it would appear.

Can't say I'd be too surprised. I once met someone who claimed he was a cocoa fumigator. (I know, you wouldn't want that as your job title, would you?) Anyway, you'd be horrified at the stuff he said he had to spray over the beans to kill off the various infestations.

[Lord Kangana]

Good Boy dog chocolates by any chance?

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

It is. The odd small square won't do it any harm, but if your pooch nicks and devours a large block of chocolate, it'll be in deep trouble. And not just from you.

English chocolate contains so little real chocolate you'd have to let it loose in Tescos for it to have any affect on it though (If it got hold of the 85% dark stuff mind... )

[warthog]

niiiiice!

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

It is. The odd small square won't do it any harm, but if your pooch nicks and devours a large block of chocolate, it'll be in deep trouble. And not just from you.

English chocolate contains so little real chocolate you'd have to let it loose in Tescos for it to have any affect on it though (If it got hold of the 85% dark stuff mind... )

200 gram bar of Cadbury's Dairy Milk. Dead alsation. True story, sadly.

[Zulus Thousand of em]

And if anyone on here suggests Lion-Bar from when they were kids that doesn't count either, as it didn't contain a trace of real chocolate until recently (no word of a lie)

Me and my mate nicked an entire outer of Lion Bars after the Smith's Grammar tuck-shop had had a delivery just as we'd finished detention, and we hid them in Bluebell Woods. Every evening after school we'd have one on the walk home. We eventually both became ill.

Bloody hell Bruce! That sounds like the same school that Lord Snooty and his pals went to!

(Confession - we had a tuck-shop at Thornleigh! )

[Lord Kangana]

No they're not, but I was a curious child!

Don't know where I read it, but I thought chocolate was poisonous for dogs.

It is. The odd small square won't do it any harm, but if your pooch nicks and devours a large block of chocolate, it'll be in deep trouble. And not just from you.

English chocolate contains so little real chocolate you'd have to let it loose in Tescos for it to have any affect on it though (If it got hold of the 85% dark stuff mind... )

200 gram bar of Cadbury's Dairy Milk. Dead alsation. True story, sadly.

kin ell

[BWFC_Insane]

Aye "English" Chocolate like Cadburys doesn't have a high (or any) cocoa content, so its not really chocolate. But it does still kill dogs, as its not the cocoa that kills em as I understand it!

[Bruce Rioja]

Aye "English" Chocolate like Cadburys doesn't have a high (or any) cocoa content, so its not really chocolate. But it does still kill dogs, as its not the cocoa that kills em as I understand it!

Didn't the Belgians appeal to the European Courts in a bid to ban us from calling our stuff Chocolate?

[BWFC_Insane]

Aye "English" Chocolate like Cadburys doesn't have a high (or any) cocoa content, so its not really chocolate. But it does still kill dogs, as its not the cocoa that kills em as I understand it!

Didn't the Belgians appeal to the European Courts in a bid to ban us from calling our stuff Chocolate?

Yes, Cadbury's were the ones they were after.