Dark chocolate do people know why?
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caradack1985 wrote: »Hershey's has nothing in Cadbury or galaxy and they're our cheap brands! Controversially I hate Lindt chocolate. But I would do almost anything for a Reese's peanut butter cup!
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Gallowmere1984 wrote: »100% Cacao fan checking in.
I don't give a damn if it gives you antioxidants and zinc, or herpes and turbocancer. It's delicious and works in my macro allotment, until I go ZC.
I agree, and even though its really bitter but I like it the way it tastes too
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chrisleyland314 wrote: »To clarify I eat it in the changing room before I either use the sauna or get showered before I make my way home a 20min drive at peak times. By the time I get home I'm nearly fainting with hunger with being on a diet. I don't stand around the leg press eating chocolate lol
You eat in the locker room? Gross. I suggest waiting until you get to your car. I don't know anyone that eats at the gym. That's just strange. I have a 20 min drive too, big whoop. Frankly if after your workout you are so faint that that you could not make it to the car without consuming food, you need to eat more BEFORE you get to the gym.
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caradack1985 wrote: »Hershey's has nothing in Cadbury or galaxy and they're our cheap brands! Controversially I hate Lindt chocolate. But I would do almost anything for a Reese's peanut butter cup!
Now we're talking
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fitmom4lifemfp wrote: »chrisleyland314 wrote: »To clarify I eat it in the changing room before I either use the sauna or get showered before I make my way home a 20min drive at peak times. By the time I get home I'm nearly fainting with hunger with being on a diet. I don't stand around the leg press eating chocolate lol
You eat in the locker room? Gross. I suggest waiting until you get to your car. I don't know anyone that eats at the gym. That's just strange. I have a 20 min drive too, big whoop. Frankly if after your workout you are so faint that that you could not make it to the car without consuming food, you need to eat more BEFORE you get to the gym.
I eat rice krispie treats between squat sets. What you gonna do about it?1 -
KetoneKaren wrote: »I like these. They taste good:
id destroy that bag in a weekend....ohhhh i could not have that in the house0 -
salembambi wrote: »KetoneKaren wrote: »I like these. They taste good:
id destroy that bag in a weekend....ohhhh i could not have that in the house
Light weight
Anything peanut butter cupperyish i can not have in the house, my self control runs and hides lol
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Y'know, I was done eating today. Closed my diary and everything. And then I went and read this thread and now I've gone and eaten my last 2 squares of chocolate.4
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Lot of calories, not as low as most think.0
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arditarose wrote: »Does anyone eat 99%? Sometimes I buy the Lindt one and eat the whole bar. I've gotten used to the taste and if you dip it in a little coffee it gets all melty. It's definitely extreme tho
I eat Ghirardelli 100%, and absolutely love it. Even when I was a kid, I found even the 70-80% stuff to be too sweet.1 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Does anyone eat 99%? Sometimes I buy the Lindt one and eat the whole bar. I've gotten used to the taste and if you dip it in a little coffee it gets all melty. It's definitely extreme tho
I eat Ghirardelli 100%, and absolutely love it. Even when I was a kid, I found even the 70-80% stuff to be too sweet.
I love Ghirardelli as well. It's the only chocolate I buy outside of an indulgence when I get a Godiva truffle, which is about once or twice a year.
My general go to one is the Intense Dark, 72%. I will occasionally get the Midnight Reverie, 86% as well. I have also recently discovered the flavored ones. I absolutely love the Cabernet Matinee one. I find that regular chocolate just doesn't satisfy my chocolate cravings anymore. I enjoy the taste, but I want more, where one square of Ghirardelli kills my sweet tooth.0 -
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Gallowmere1984 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Does anyone eat 99%? Sometimes I buy the Lindt one and eat the whole bar. I've gotten used to the taste and if you dip it in a little coffee it gets all melty. It's definitely extreme tho
I eat Ghirardelli 100%, and absolutely love it. Even when I was a kid, I found even the 70-80% stuff to be too sweet.
You like? Maybe I'll order some online. You don't see it around really. Though I live in NYC so I could probably just go to the Ghirardelli store.
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100%? So basically no sugar baking chocolate? I have tasted it before and I liked it. I have liked anything from 64% and up. Depends on the brand. I seem to like 80% best. That is a sweet treat of dark chocolate. Lower cocoa and starts losing the dark chocolate flavor. And starts tasting sweet, but lacking in flavor.0
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So does the Ghirardelli 100% taste better than baking chocolate or what? Why would it?
Now I want some dark *kitten* chocolate.1 -
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I manage a chocolate shop and we sell 100% chocolate, zero sugar obviously, but it's not classed as cooking chocolate. I'm never really sure why there is cooking chocolate to be honest.....1
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chrisleyland314 wrote: »You actually think anyone in your gym cares about you eating 2 pieces of chocolate...actually what you doing eating in the gym ..that's unneccessary ...eat it when you leave
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To clarify I eat it in the changing room before I either use the sauna or get showered before I make my way home a 20min drive at peak times. By the time I get home I'm nearly fainting with hunger with being on a diet. I don't stand around the leg press eating chocolate lol
Any gym I've been in had rules about no eating in the workout and locker room areas. Only things allowed are drinks in a container with a cap.0 -
Guys lol!
This post is about the reported health benefits of dark chocolate 70%+ I mentioned the point about the funny looks I got from eating dark chocolate because I was trying to signify that some people pre-conceived ideas about good and bad food.
The fact I was eating 2 squares of dark chocolate in a clean changing room is irrelevant. I wasn't sitting down and tucking a napkin into my t-shirt and getting my cutlery out digging in to a 3 course meal. Again, I was painting the whole picture the point I was trying to make seems to have missed some people.0 -
chrisleyland314 wrote: »Guys lol!
This post is about the reported health benefits of dark chocolate 70%+ I mentioned the point about the funny looks I got from eating dark chocolate because I was trying to signify that some people pre-conceived ideas about good and bad food.
The fact I was eating 2 squares of dark chocolate in a clean changing room is irrelevant. I wasn't sitting down and tucking a napkin into my t-shirt and getting my cutlery out digging in to a 3 course meal. Again, I was painting the whole picture the point I was trying to make seems to have missed some people.
I don't think we missed the point. Some people are just bored. Anyway, I'd like to talk more about eating in the gym.2 -
arditarose wrote: »
Thank you.
That's what Tootsie Pops are for. Everyone knows Tootsie Rolls are the greatest chocolate of all. High quality there.
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Less sugar!0
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Less carbs!0
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arditarose wrote: »stevencloser wrote: »Highest I had was 90%. I like it. Hmm I'm going to get groceries in a bit, maybe I'll get some.
There's a warning on the package, basically for stupid people lol. It is intense but the whole bar has less than 300 calories. I think the package says 220 but that is one thing I have found to weigh more, by a long shot, than what the package says.
I could have gotten the Lindt one but it was 2.50 for 50 grams vs. cheaper brand 85% at 1 Euro for 100, so I compromised and did not satisfy my curiosity.0 -
stevencloser wrote: »
An avocado has more fat then a chicken breast, its not always a bad thing
The ingredients in lidnt 90% are far better then in Cadburys dairy milk.
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I manage a chocolate shop and we sell 100% chocolate, zero sugar obviously, but it's not classed as cooking chocolate. I'm never really sure why there is cooking chocolate to be honest.....
Baking chocolate is made of the "crappy" 100% chocolate. It doesn't need to be so strict with how it's made.1
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