What's your current bar?

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

What's your current bar of chocolate?

I'm currently munching on a few pieces of a really nice 66% PNG dark chocolate which is made from "southern PNG Trinitario beans for an intense full-bodied flavour".
It's made by a company called Jasper + Myrtle. It's handmade in Canberra (so says the label).

The company were at the Canberra food festival a month or so back in the Epicentre and had quite a few different chocolate bars that are dairy free.

 

[Morning Glory]

I don't eat chocolate bars so I only buy it for cooking - Aldi's sells fantastic dairy-free chocolate with a range of % to choose from and at a budget price. They also have various flavours like chilli.

 

[buckytom]

My top three are Cadbury's Fruit and Nut, Toblerone, and Hershey's, the latter being the best when we visit Hershey, Pennsylvania and the chocolate is amazingly fresh.

 

[classic33]

400g Galaxy.
The Cadbury's Caramel was finished last night.

 

[Yorky]

Although I eat very little chocolate I do like the occasional bar of Cadbury's fruit and nut. It's not always readily available here and it is expensive.

 

[Karen W]

Not a bar, but...

When I'm feeling naughty, Ghirardelli chocolate caramel squares hit the spot. Some fresh strawberries on the side doesn't hurt either.

I was in white chocolate heaven one year, when I was gifted Godiva white chocolate.

 

[rascal]

Lol, you tricked me. Fave bar? I didn't see Bar of chocolate. I'm not big on desserts or chocolate.BUT if I do it has to be peppermint, and chilled in the fridge. My wife likes rocky road.

Russ

 

[medtran49]

Other than the handmade chocolates Craig buys me as a treat from time to time, I like Dove chocolates.

 

[buckytom]

Another Pennsylvania Amish chocolate that I like, albeit not in bar form, is Wilbur Buds.

http://www.wilburbuds.com/

 

[CraigC]

Dove, dark chocolate pieces. Love dark chocolate!

 

[oddduck]

Every once i a while i get a craving for a nestle crunch bar...i know its not some fancy chocolate but its the taste of childhood.

i tend not to turn away chocolate that is given to me but usually don't go out and buy it. I still have a chocolate bunny in the fridge from easter, its not that i dislike chocolate cause i do enjoy chocolate...i love brownies and chocolate crinkle cookies...but i have to be in the mood for a chocolate bar.

 

[Lullabelle]

I don't eat chocolate bars so I only buy it for cooking - Aldi's sells fantastic dairy-free chocolate with a range of % to choose from and at a budget price. They also have various flavours like chilli.

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ALDI chocolate is good especially the truffles.

 

[nomadjeff]

I'm not a fan of chocolate bars, I would prefer a slice of pie or cake instead. Something like that:

 

[Dive Bar Casanova]

Toblerone is my weakness.
Used to love the World Finest w/almonds the kids would sell, but they aren't what they used to be.
Most favorite is See's Toffee