Hersheys I used to like as a kid, now my palate is "grown up" I think UK chocolate is probably the best in the world. Cadburys that is. The dark bournville is the best dark in the world
U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
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They wont dare mess with the recipes
Hersheys I used to like as a kid, now my palate is "grown up" I think UK chocolate is probably the best in the world. Cadburys that is. The dark bournville is the best dark in the world
Hersheys I used to like as a kid, now my palate is "grown up" I think UK chocolate is probably the best in the world. Cadburys that is. The dark bournville is the best dark in the world
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If you like Dark, coffee-ish choclate.. try german scho-ka-kola..
It's a strange taste.. and you have to "accept" it to like it, but it really tastes great..
Grt. Ted
It's a strange taste.. and you have to "accept" it to like it, but it really tastes great..
Grt. Ted
Sure, someone may one day kill me with my own gun.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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Hi TedCracker wrote:If you like Dark, coffee-ish choclate.. try german scho-ka-kola..
It's a strange taste.. and you have to "accept" it to like it, but it really tastes great..
Grt. Ted
I would love to try it, ive heard of it. Its chocolate with attitude
Can I get hold of it?
Does it say each pack has as "much caffeine as a pot of coffee" or something like that? I want some!!
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4 pieces = 1 espresso.. I believe there are 32 pieces in a tin..
It's available in German supermarkets, but I'm not visiting Germany anywhen soon.
Maybe one of the German members can hook you up with it.. they cost about €2 per tin
It reads "gives power, makes happy - The fast energysource" (happy is a bad translation, but I don't know how to properly translate it.. cheerful?)
It's available in German supermarkets, but I'm not visiting Germany anywhen soon.
Maybe one of the German members can hook you up with it.. they cost about €2 per tin
It reads "gives power, makes happy - The fast energysource" (happy is a bad translation, but I don't know how to properly translate it.. cheerful?)
Sure, someone may one day kill me with my own gun.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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biscuits brown
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I hear you Ted 
Its a cult chocolate, and I seriously would like a couple tins.
Its a cult chocolate, and I seriously would like a couple tins.
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BB, respectfully I have to disagree.the best chocolate in the world is Swiss made....any kind!!!! 
"Live long and prosper..."
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It say´s "macht munter", means "cheerful" as mentioned, but you can say "alert" and "awake" too.Cracker wrote:happy is a bad translation, but I don't know how to properly translate it.. cheerful?)
How many?bisucuits brown wrote: I want some
Let´s make a swap. I´ll buy you some and send them to UK.
Yep - you are right.Bypah wrote: the best chocolate in the world is Swiss made
Switzerland is the chocolate heaven!
When ever being close to it - it´s just 4 hour far, we drive over the border to buy there.
See what I have sent kman:
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My father inmediatly liked the swiss bars (he's a SIG junkie.. ) can you get them in normal german supermarkets aswell or only in Switzerland? I'd really like to get some, but I can't recall finding them at the chocolate rack in the REAL..
Sure, someone may one day kill me with my own gun.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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HI cracker,
If I remember it right aquarius once mentioned them in a topic as well.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2664&p=20650&hilit= ... lat#p20650
You can order 'm online at their online shop (armeeshop.ch)
cheers.
If I remember it right aquarius once mentioned them in a topic as well.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2664&p=20650&hilit= ... lat#p20650
You can order 'm online at their online shop (armeeshop.ch)
cheers.
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It´s like Nawt said, you can get them at their online shop, but several items are sold out always and Switzerland isn´t famous for being cheap...Cracker wrote: but I can't recall finding them at the chocolate rack in the REAL..
http://www.armeeshop.ch/d/shop/shop_fr.html