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Well, not quite. But aren't those boxes of chocolates supposed to have sheets with the identities of each chocolate inside? Mom gave me a box for Christmas, but I only like certain kinds and would prefer to avoid the others, such as the cherry cream (yechh). *sigh* Caramels and chocolate creams are nice, as are solid chocolates (not in this box, sadly).
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Just pretend you're sampling from Bertie Bott's Every Flavored Beans and embrace the adventure!
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Or just get a knife and cut every one in half, and put back the ones you don't want. Sure, people'll think you've got a screw loose, but proper chocolate enjoyment is, I think, included in the Bill of Rights.
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me, i'd go for plain old truffles... like dark chocolate ones as I hate- cocoanut in chocolate fruit in chocolate other such nasty things and I perfere the pure chocolate but i tdoes suck to think, mmm. nugent or truffles and get COCONUT!
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There is no bad chocolate, only bad fillings for chocolate...and you can do like my little cousin and only eat the outside of every one...
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Give your mom back a box of monstrously bad chocolates. I'm sure there are some out there filled with banana cream or something. She'll learn the lesson.
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My grandmother worked for a chocolatier for a few years. She could tell exactly what kind of candy it was from the unique shape and design of the candy itself.
Grandmothers have nice little knacks like that.
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Rhaegar, are those those little foil wrapped chocolate balls of various flavors that you see for sale in coffee shops, bookstores, and health food stores? If so, yep, they're delicious.
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quote: aren't those boxes of chocolates supposed to have sheets with the identities of each chocolate inside?
No. You're not supposed to know. That's why a box of chocolates is such a perfect metaphor for life. You're not supposed to know what happens next.
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