To me, it has been either Galaxy or Terry's Chocolate Orange chocolate bar.

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Galaxy recently produced something called "Promises." The best one is a coffee and plain chocolate sandwich sort-of-a-thing.

That's dead good.

I've long been partial to Mintolas though... They're called "mint Munchies" now. God knows why? Perhaps Mintola sounds too posh.

Or perhaps two kinds of Munchies means they can save money in the marketing and wrapper printing. I'll go for that.

Do like a bit of Bourneville plain.

The trouble with English "milk chocolate" is, it's too sweet. And there's not enough cocoa solids 25-28%.

My mother swears by Green & Black's chocolate, I think its diabetic chocolate, so it doesn't have too much sugar, and it does have lots of cocoa solids.

Even most well marketed English plain chocolates are light on cocoa... I think Bourneville plain comes in at around 35%.

That's a long way from Bendicks 70%. Very good with a glass of red wine and a snooze on Christmas day.

Good subject.

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I WOULD HAVE TO SAY SNICKERS. It is just very goood tastey,carmel,choclate,almonds,nuts I love it

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well my favourite chocolate is picnic just the flavour i think i'll get one right now

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Not a big choclate fan cuz of the killing amount of sugar intake, but out of all the choclates I've ever tasted, I found Cadbury's fruit n nuts to be the best one.
But again, when it comes to sweets, "Barfi and ras malayee" has no match.

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