Favourite Chocolate Bars.

[Coastal Palace]

Chocolate boxes, chocolate peanuts/raisins etc don't count.
Bars only.

[ExiledStirling]

Is KitKat permissible?

[Jim Cannon]

Many chocolate bars have been ruined by getting slowly smaller

I used to love Yorkie, when it had 7 chunks, now it's a paltry 5

Good old Dairy Milk was fine till they changed the shape

[Jim Cannon]

Originally Posted by ExiledStirling

Is KitKat permissible?

In my book yes. If you buy the multi packs of the 2 finger ones you can still get it in foil wrapping like the good old days

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by Jim Cannon

In my book yes. If you buy the multi packs of the 2 finger ones you can still get it in foil wrapping like the good old days

Well if that is the case, If this thread was started 10 years ago then KitKat would have got a vote from me. Then they became shit. I sometimes forget and buy one and am always very disappointed.

Topic were also a favourite of mine. Nowadays they are too sweet for me. Recipe change or a sign I am finally maturing?

[Coastal Palace]

Originally Posted by ExiledStirling

Is KitKat permissible?

Yes.
But only just.

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by Jim Cannon

Many chocolate bars have been ruined by getting slowly smaller

I used to love Yorkie, when it had 7 chunks, now it's a paltry 5

Good old Dairy Milk was fine till they changed the shape

Toblerone has been ruined by putting greater distance between the triangles.

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by Coastal Palace

Yes.
But only just.

I appreciate your fairness. Thank you.

[Jim Cannon]

Originally Posted by ExiledStirling

Well if that is the case, If this thread was started 10 years ago then KitKat would have got a vote from me. Then they became shit. I sometimes forget and buy one and am always very disappointed.

Topic were also a favourite of mine. Nowadays they are too sweet for me. Recipe change or a sign I am finally maturing?

the 2 finger ones in correct wrapping are not bad, though there is little doubt in my mind there is not as much chocolate as in my youth

[Adlerhorst]

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[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by Jim Cannon

the 2 finger ones in correct wrapping are not bad, though there is little doubt in my mind there is not as much chocolate as in my youth

I actually think the chocolate tastes a lot different. Lidls sell a better version IMO though not up to the standard of the old KitKat.

[Coastal Palace]

Remember those choc bars from the 70's when you were a kid that were like a box of chocs but in bar form? No, neither do I ( I do really) but I recently discovered a Cadbury's bar (nowhere near as good as Galaxy) that is similar. One bit has space dust.
It's slowly heading for my top spot.
Sorry Star Bar.

[OriginalNutter]

Originally Posted by Adlerhorst

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[Jim Cannon]

Used to like Texan. A lot of dentists probably got rich as a result of people eating them though

[Coastal Palace]

Toberlerone is still the best despite the space between the triangles.
My boy always gets me those huge ones you get in airports for xmas.
I can do one of them in a day.

[Jim Cannon]

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[Stellavista]

Loads, but I'm not allowed to eat them anymore: (

[Jim Cannon]

Originally Posted by Coastal Palace

Star Bar.

Good shout

[CarlosTheFinger]

Assuming we're allowed to include chocolates which have been cruelly taken away from us (and which aren't bar-shaped), it has to be the much-missed Terry's White Chocolate Orange.

It wasn't just the unique taste of orange-infused white chocolate but the anticipation of waiting for its limited edition release every Christmas. Until around five years ago when it just failed to appear in any supermarket. I won't even go near a milk chocolate one out of respect.

Of currently available chocolatey products, Reese's White Peanut Butter Cups would be number 1. Sh*t very much goes down when you get those four-packs for a pound at Lidl.

[Coastal Palace]

Originally Posted by CarlosTheFinger

Assuming we're allowed to include chocolates which have been cruelly taken away from us (and which aren't bar-shaped), it has to be the much-missed Terry's White Chocolate Orange.

It wasn't just the unique taste of orange-infused white chocolate but the anticipation of waiting for its limited edition release every Christmas. Until around five years ago when it just failed to appear in any supermarket. I won't even go near a milk chocolate one out of respect.

Of currently available chocolatey products, Reese's White Peanut Butter Cups would be number 1. Sh*t very much goes down when you get those four-packs for a pound at Lidl.

Not a bar.
Also, they're sickly horrible.
Sorry.