What's your favourite chocolate?

[The name master]

Hot Chocolate

Is that even a type of chocolate?

[Spriter]

Is that even a type of chocolate?

That might have been something that flew well over your head, it seems. Unless Milsap meant actual Hot Chocolate.

White chocolate is amazing stuff, but I also really like the Bourneville dark chocolate. Milk chocolate wise, Cadbury's chocolate is great. I don't always have the pure milk chocolate bars though, I end up with fruit & nut, turkish delight or cookie nut crunch.

[the bread dragon]

Chocolate Rain, shoutout to Tay Zonday

**i move away from the mic to breathe in

[The name master]

I've got an epic song for:

Twirl: You Spin Me Right Round.

Heroes: Holding Out For A Hero.

[Milsap]

That might have been something that flew well over your head, it seems. Unless Milsap meant actual Hot Chocolate.

Hot Chocolate the band 

[sans the skeleton]

I used to like Wispa. I still do, but it's more of a childhood thing I guess? I have the odd one. Kitkats are always amazing, especially the kitkat chunky, but they're also expensive and not very value when youre buying the multipacks. Some of the ripoff versions taste good too tho.

I'm more into galaxy and ferrero rochers now. The plain version of galaxy is probably my favorite over the caramel, oddly. I love the cookie crunch version too! I like really chocolatey stuff, or smooth chocolate, or chocolate wih nuts in. Or cookie stuff. Love.

Fruit and nut is horrible in my opinion, though. Caramel is good, like the stuff you find in mars bars. Thorntons is great and stuff but I cant usually afford to splurge on it.

[The name master]

I'm into ferrero rochers now, but they're also expensive

You don't need to tell me! LOL! 

[sans the skeleton]

You don't need to tell me! LOL! 

please dont move around my quotes to prove your point its a bit rude/creepy... like yeah theyre expensive but i was on about kitkats :s

(ferrero rochers are usually a christmas treat for me tho - the big trays of em! have you seen the big one yet??? its like one big ferrero rocher... its almost as big as a kid's skull omg)

[The name master]

theyre expensive but i was on about kitkats

No they're not! you can buy small ones like this:

for 65P, can't you?

[sans the skeleton]

65 pence is actually ridiculous. like freddos used to be 10 pence and now they're something like 70 pence??? kitkats were like 30p or 20p at some point im pretty sure but since they were a ~main brand~ they were always a lil expensive. but im moreso on about buying them in bulk which is cheaper than individually, but still expensive compared to like, morrisons own make chocolate digestive or something. you can get 20 of those for like, 8 kitkats.

also you can get like 4 kitkat chunkies for £1 (ish) in the local cash and carry which is good because its like 70-90 pence for one in some places

[The name master]

*I think it's 65P.... if dairy milk and twirl and cruncies are 65P, so such kitkats....

*prices correct in the shop I shop in.

[sans the skeleton]

well, the shops up here where i live are all different. kitkats are 79p individually (ridiculous for such a small thing tbh but whatever) they dont usually sell individual kitkats (the 2 finger ones anyway - the 4 finger ones are all the rage up in these shops as are the chunkies) but theyre currently £2 in some shops for a packet of 10 or something. whereas the ripoffs are like half the price for twice as many

[The name master]

I'll try and go to the shop today and check the price.

[Milsap]

65 pence is actually ridiculous. like freddos used to be 10 pence and now they're something like 70 pence??? kitkats were like 30p or 20p at some point im pretty sure but since they were a ~main brand~ they were always a lil expensive. but im moreso on about buying them in bulk which is cheaper than individually, but still expensive compared to like, morrisons own make chocolate digestive or something. you can get 20 of those for like, 8 kitkats

The price of chocolate has gone up in recent years as the cocoa farms aren't producing the yield they used to.

Although I do remember ten years ago a can of Coke costing 30p.

[The name master]

Although I do remember ten years ago a can of Coke costing 30p.

Now they're 65P for a can and £1 for a bottle!

Big dairy milk bars are now £1.29, they used to be £1! Rip-off!