Let’s Talk Chocolate

Today I stopped at Walgreens to pick up some dental floss and toothpaste. So to balance out the universe, I moseyed down the candy aisle. And that’s where I spotted this little beauty:

Whitman’s Dark Chocolate Sampler. Half price! Dark chocolate and a bargain to boot. How could I pass that up? 
Whitman’s Samplers are nice because they tell you what each piece is. 
That way you don’t have to take a bite out of each one to see what’s inside. Um . . . not that I usually do that or anything.
Seeing as it was 9:45 am, I cracked open the box and gave the Chocolate Whip a whirl. After a moment, I felt it was unfair to the others to have that one singled out, so I sampled Maple Fudge as well. (It is called a “sampler” after all.)
By noon, I had sampled my way through six pieces. I began to feel as if I’d had enough, but this little bugger kept beckoning me.
That guy right there in the middle. The Molasses Chew. Now, I know that sounds gross to some of you, but I love me some molasses, especially with dark chocolate drizzled over it. So he took a dive straight into my belly, quickly followed by Almond Nougat and Cashew Cluster. (I thought I should have some protein after that sweet molasses – there is a method to this madness.)
By the time dinner rolled around, here’s what was left of the top half of the box.
Yes, that’s a half-eaten Chocolate Truffle in the corner. And technically, no, I didn’t eat them all myself. I gave Dolittle half a piece earlier in the afternoon. See? I’m not a complete glutton.
Whitman’s Chocolates are not my favorite, but let’s just say I wouldn’t kick ’em out of bed. I’m hoping for a box of See’s for Valentine’s Day or my birthday. Then I’ll show you how to properly devour savor a box of fine chocolate. 
See’s Dark Chocolate Bordeaux. Let’s just take a moment, shall we?
(Sigh)
Thankfully, I still have the bottom half of the box waiting for me.
 Now it’s time to go brush my teeth. 🙂

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Annie writes about life, motherhood, world issues, beautiful places, and anything else that tickles her brain. On good days, she enjoys juggling life with her husband and homeschooling her children. On bad days, she binges on chocolate chips and dreams of traveling the world alone.

Comments 4

  1. My mom used to be a package designer for Whitman’s Sampler, and she used to bring home HUUUUUGE plain brown boxes of their “seconds”. I think they were 5lb boxes. Maybe there was a small nick in the chocolate, or a smudge, or a little whitish area on the chocolate from being too cold. At the time, I was too young and picky to know a good thing when I had it!

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