Klaus is a delight, but I am firmly on your side with regard to the film.
My favorites are on the ok list. Thanks.
The vast majority of all chocolate is sourced using child/women slavery.
44 pounds a day to reap the benefits? Challenge accepted.
Trader Joe's dark chocolate bars, refrigerated to bring out the snap and bloom of flavor. Once a couple of years back they had supply problems for a while and the TJ people told me of the massive moaning and incipient withdrawal symptoms in desperate TJ Dark Chocolate bar seekers (they still had the milk "chocolate"…
For a dose of perspective, check out this video of cocoa bean farmers tasting chocolate for the very first time. http://sploid.gizmodo.com/must-watch-coc…
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Indeed. I made the mistake of using an analogy, and it's well known that, because the objects analogized don't match 100%, you get accused of equating one thing with another. True, commenters don't wield more than, hopefully, voting and organizing power. But the extreme doubt thrown at politicians who try to do…
mmmm chocolate and wine for me pls. I'll have all of the flavonoids!
The 44 pounds would be chocolate candy. The alternative is 1 kilo/2.2 pounds of unsweetened cocoa powder. That's a bit much even for me. I can do a few squares of Lindt 70% cacao bars a day, but that's about it.
Augustus Gloop, we hardly knew ye.
Heyyyy just a friendly reminder to everyone to leave trolls/idiots who don't believe in the wage gap in the grays, unless you're inclined to spend all night trying to educate them.
(Right now there's like, an annoying amount of trolls in the grays considering how few comments there are on this article.)
Hey Russ, did you show up here expressly to get punched in the face by someone in possession of actual facts?
Oh, that tired old bullshit.
