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What is the best milk chocolate?

I don't like milk chocolate. I don't like Godiva. But I really love their milk chocolate covered pretzels that come in the tube shaped tin.

Jacques Torres.

And worlds finest chocolate bars - the fundraiser ones. I like the crispy one. It's nostalgic. Takes me back 30+ years even though I'm only 26.
 
Yes! I was trying to think what the 95% reminded me of, and it did take me back to my childhood crayon eating days :lol-2:

90 is perfect...rich and decadent, but not sweet, I hate sweet stuff. On that note, I'm now making a cup of tea and cracking into a fresh block!

I find 99% better than 95% weirdly. The texture feels more edible. Still plasticky compared to 90%. I don't like sweet things either! People look at me like I am a lunatic when I say that.
 
I don't eat it anymore but the Kinder line of chocolate is what I used to like. And Ferrero Rocher and Nutella. Too sweet for me now.
 
Whittakers creamy milk or creamy milk with hazelnuts but I don't know if you can get it easily outside of NZ. As much as I despise Cadbury for their palm oil endeavours, they do have a dark milk range (no longer sold in NZ so I can go back to scorning them) which was delicious, especially the salted caramel.
Lindt Excellence Extra Creamy is always a favourite too.

My bestie in Wellington recently sent me a WHOLE BOX of Whittakers Peanut Slabs! Talk about being in heaven! One slab every 2 weeks is the rule, for the sanity of my hips....

Green & Blacks milk chocolate is my favourite, but I have to admit I have always been a Cadbury's Milk chocolate fan.
 
Lake Champlain Chocolates are really good across the board bit pricey.


@missy —their toffee chocolates are dairy free. We’re always looking for dairy free and as good as the dairy version. This one fits the bill


Thank you! This option looks yummy.
 
My bestie in Wellington recently sent me a WHOLE BOX of Whittakers Peanut Slabs! Talk about being in heaven! One slab every 2 weeks is the rule, for the sanity of my hips....

That is a good friend! I don't even know what a Peanut Slab is but I can tell by the name it's freakin amazing.:lickout:
 
When I was able to enjoy dairy Trader Joes dark chocolate and milk chocolate peanut butter cups were da bomb.


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I've never had the milk, but the dark chocolate ones of these are ridiculously addictive. And I'd never say no to a Toblerone.

In the UK, Melt chocolate bars... Highly recommend

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When I was able to enjoy dairy Trader Joes dark chocolate and milk chocolate peanut butter cups were da bomb.


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missy do you have a favorite non-dairy chocolate bar? i tried a coconut milk one a while back which was decent, i can't remember the brand. wondering if there are other good ones to try. =)
 
Aldi has really good chocolate. Each store is different though for what they carry.
 
We have any Canadians who like chocolate ?
When i went to Canada to see Bruce Springsteen they had really delicious maple syrup chocolate
It had a warm creamy coloured filling
Just devine

As a Canadian my go to milk chocolate is Neilsen’s Jersey Milk or Lindor. But as a kid we had Rowntree Maple Buds (they were the creamiest chocolates) and melted so deliciously on the tongue. They would melt in the bag or box in the summer so I assume that it had maple in it that didn’t stabilize it the same way sugar does. I may have to seek out this maple syrup chocolates and see if it brings back the memories.
 
missy do you have a favorite non-dairy chocolate bar? i tried a coconut milk one a while back which was decent, i can't remember the brand. wondering if there are other good ones to try. =)

Yes I love the signature dark chocolate bar from Evolved.

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I think I will try some of their other products but right now this is all I have tried and I keep reordering lol.
 
Aldi has really good chocolate. Each store is different though for what they carry.

I was just about to say, for milk chocolate, Aldi and Lidl own brand.

For dark chocolate I buy Hotel Chocolate. They are pricey but I find just one chocolate a day is enough to curb the urge (that and reminding myself just how much per choc they cost!)
 
As much as i do love the old peanut slab i often feel like the only person around here who isnt in love with whittakers
I did use to work just up the road from them and i loved the smell because it reminded me of living in Dunedin
I do quite like the peanut butter one and we did like the macadamia but they stopped doing that
I don't know how to describe why im not as keen on it ?
Its just too sickly to me ? Too strong ?
I do find the creamy milk quite sweet and can’t eat too much of it as a result. Their artisan range is better balanced imo
 
I have to try some of this:

 
HI:

I am not a big chocolate eater but when I do it is this:


My family loves this brand!

cheers--Sharon
 
As a Canadian my go to milk chocolate is Neilsen’s Jersey Milk or Lindor. But as a kid we had Rowntree Maple Buds (they were the creamiest chocolates) and melted so deliciously on the tongue. They would melt in the bag or box in the summer so I assume that it had maple in it that didn’t stabilize it the same way sugar does. I may have to seek out this maple syrup chocolates and see if it brings back the memories.

Don't forget to post pictures =)2
 
As a Canadian my go to milk chocolate is Neilsen’s Jersey Milk or Lindor. But as a kid we had Rowntree Maple Buds (they were the creamiest chocolates) and melted so deliciously on the tongue. They would melt in the bag or box in the summer so I assume that it had maple in it that didn’t stabilize it the same way sugar does. I may have to seek out this maple syrup chocolates and see if it brings back the memories.

Maple Buds. Hard to forget.
 
My bestie in Wellington recently sent me a WHOLE BOX of Whittakers Peanut Slabs! Talk about being in heaven! One slab every 2 weeks is the rule, for the sanity of my hips....

Green & Blacks milk chocolate is my favourite, but I have to admit I have always been a Cadbury's Milk chocolate fan.

Back when i lived in Linden and worked in Porirua they (the city?) Wanted to errect a giant peanut slan down on the foreshore but there was a public outcry that it would be tacky
i thought it was a fun and harmless idea that might have brought a smile to people who saw it
 
That is a good friend! I don't even know what a Peanut Slab is but I can tell by the name it's freakin amazing.:lickout:

It is
They are choc full of peanuts in creamy milk chocolate
One used to buy it from out of the box unwrapped and the shop keeper put it in a small white paper confectionary bag
But now days things come wrapped
they also do an almond gold version of the peanut slab in dark chocolate
i loved those ( before i gave up almonds ) whittakerspeabutslabbox.jpg
 
Lindt or Green & Blacks are very yummy!
 
It is
They are choc full of peanuts in creamy milk chocolate
One used to buy it from out of the box unwrapped and the shop keeper put it in a small white paper confectionary bag
But now days things come wrapped
they also do an almond gold version of the peanut slab in dark chocolate
i loved those ( before i gave up almonds ) whittakerspeabutslabbox.jpg

This is the box I have in my cupboard :kiss2: It's so heavy! The postage was $101 :-o Got to love a good bestie.
 
This is the box I have in my cupboard :kiss2: It's so heavy! The postage was $101 :-o Got to love a good bestie.

The price of postage is dreadful
But Its good it got to you

I have read that postage in and out of this part of the world is slow because of the lack of international flights

Enjoy your chocky :kiss2:
She is indeed a very good friend, your bestie
 
I’m waiting on Tony’s from Amazon today. Given the price it better be out of this world!
 
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