Well I've been making some chocolate cookies today for my DS and he says they remind him of a chocolate thingy he had at Disney... 
It's got me thinking but I just can't remember what he's talking about..Anyway, I wouldn't really say I'am a dedicated chocolate person,but I do love dark chocolate..So for all you chocoholics out there..What is your number one favourite chocolate treat that you must have every trip..?...
I'm quite fond of the chocolate mousse that used to be in France - I'm not sure if it's still there since rebranded to Les Halles.
I love chocolate, but not in Florida. The heat plus not drinking enough is bad. Mix in chocolate and this kid is goin' down. Fast. I had some sort of chocolate pudding parfait thing at Pizzafari one time. Bad, bad plan. Usually the only chocolate I eat in the world is the coating on my Mickey Ice Cream bar or the little mouse ears on my mint chocolate chip ice cream cone from Edy's. (Yes, I get the kid's cone because I like the mouse ears.) I am considering a chocolate covered sea salt caramel in Germany, though!
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My DH is a tried and tested chocoholic....not the creamy milk chocolate stuff, nooooo, my HeMan wants it DARK, as dark as you can find it. The kind that sucks the spit out of your mouth and makes you run for water (or something stronger). He and his partner in music crime (the other half of the music department) each exchange chocolate and I am beginning to think it's a "guy contest" (go there, yes) to see how dark they can give each other and then watch.
The dr actually prescribed 2 squares of dark choc a day (over 60%) for tinnitus (flavinoids?) to help since this is an occupational hazzard with musicians. I have to keep reminding - two SQUARES, not two BARS!!!!
He mentioned a choc croissant at the French pastry that was wonderful.....
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I am considering a chocolate covered sea salt caramel in Germany, though!
We love those! Thanks to Jeff posting his photo, Peter and I tried one to share. The next trip, there was no sharing involved! 
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A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilion 
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The dr actually prescribed 2 squares of dark choc a day (over 60%) for tinnitus (flavinoids?) to help since this is an occupational hazzard with musicians. I have to keep reminding - two SQUARES, not two BARS!!!!
WHAT!?!? Really? My husband suffers from this and our doctor has said absolutely nothing useful at all about it or about how to deal with it. Does it seem to help?
The dr actually prescribed 2 squares of dark choc a day (over 60%) for tinnitus (flavinoids?) to help since this is an occupational hazzard with musicians. I have to keep reminding - two SQUARES, not two BARS!!!!
He mentioned a choc croissant at the French pastry that was wonderful.....
Did he say how big the squares were supposed to be? 
I stick to the Premium bar for chocolate. I don't eat that much because in the hot Florida weather, the absolute last thing I want is to have my chocolate melting in my hands before I eat it. That holds true for any chocolate though!
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Oh wrong thread. I though it said alcoholics.
Well, if you read mine carefully, the result of eating too much dark chocolate requires some "beverage". Or at least, that's the excuse he's sticking with. 
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"George Banks and all he stands for will be saved. Maybe not in life, but in imagination. Because that's what we storytellers do. We restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again." Walt Disney
Oh wrong thread. I though it said alcoholics.
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I still like the sample flavors at ghiradelli. It gets me to try something new. And buy a bag. I thought the choc croissant at Pop century was better than the French pavilion. My guess they come from the same place but I loved those also.
A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilion
Saw them,Saw the price, fainted 
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fmknightuk wrote:A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilionSaw them,Saw the price, fainted
LOL they were performers in the park that day so they were given a meal and a snack coupon. It's one of the reasons I like the DDP because you can try things without gasping or wondering if you have to sell a child.
"At some point in life you have to decide if you're the Tigger or the Eeyore."...Randy Pausch
"George Banks and all he stands for will be saved. Maybe not in life, but in imagination. Because that's what we storytellers do. We restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again." Walt Disney
As much as I love chocolate I have't tried much while at WDW. I did love the chocolate cream puff at Be Our Guest in February.
Oh wrong thread. I though it said alcoholics.
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fmknightuk wrote:A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilionSaw them,Saw the price, fainted
Yeah, they were 3 times the price of buying them in the uk but I hadn't had Cadburys chocolate for about a week at this point and I was getting withdrawal symptoms 
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Mrferret wrote:fmknightuk wrote:A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilionSaw them,Saw the price, fainted
Yeah, they were 3 times the price of buying them in the uk but I hadn't had Cadburys chocolate for about a week at this point and I was getting withdrawal symptoms
Just a question, how much where the buttons? I should have went and bought some, I'm sure they would have tasted like Australian Cadbury. I really love Cadbury chocolate, nothing can beat it.
Does any other chocoholic think that the chocolate on the Mickey ice-cream ear ice block taste really terrible. I don't know how they can call it chocolate.
fmknightuk wrote:Mrferret wrote:fmknightuk wrote:A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilionSaw them,Saw the price, fainted
Yeah, they were 3 times the price of buying them in the uk but I hadn't had Cadburys chocolate for about a week at this point and I was getting withdrawal symptoms
Just a question, how much where the buttons? I should have went and bought some, I'm sure they would have tasted like Australian Cadbury. I really love Cadbury chocolate, nothing can beat it.
Does any other chocoholic think that the chocolate on the Mickey ice-cream ear ice block taste really terrible. I don't know how they can call it chocolate.
I can't remember what we actually paid as it was a few years ago I imagine it was between $3 and $4 as that would be about 3 times uk price. Totally worth it to taste something so delicious 
Fiona
Must admit, although I enjoy a Cadburys treat now and again, I would never pay the prices that Disney charge..I can get a Margarita for that..
fmknightuk wrote:Mrferret wrote:fmknightuk wrote:A packet of Cadburys chocolate buttons from one of the stores in the UK pavilionSaw them,Saw the price, fainted
Yeah, they were 3 times the price of buying them in the uk but I hadn't had Cadburys chocolate for about a week at this point and I was getting withdrawal symptoms
Just a question, how much where the buttons? I should have went and bought some, I'm sure they would have tasted like Australian Cadbury. I really love Cadbury chocolate, nothing can beat it.
Does any other chocoholic think that the chocolate on the Mickey ice-cream ear ice block taste really terrible. I don't know how they can call it chocolate.
It is NOT my favorite. Even shaped like ears doesn't make me like it.
"At some point in life you have to decide if you're the Tigger or the Eeyore."...Randy Pausch
"George Banks and all he stands for will be saved. Maybe not in life, but in imagination. Because that's what we storytellers do. We restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again." Walt Disney
^I'm glad someone else agrees with me, they seem to be quite sacred to everyone else.
$3 or $4 is a good price for Cadbury, similar to Australia when it's not on special.
Had a dessert at the 'old' Bistro in France. Was three or four layers of chocolate (started dark and layers got lighter) in a ganache shell. Best. Thing. Ever.
Oh, and Kim likes the Mickey premium bars, and the various chocolate cupcakes around the world are favorites, too. Butterfinger cupcake at Starring Rolls is a good one!
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The chocolate sea salt caramel dessert at the Boardwalk Bakery was quite yummy!
