From what I have found, they are dipped in both, but usually Dark Chocolate. http://www.nonnis.com/products/products.html
because his mom dipped him in chocolate when trying to eat him
It is coffee beans dipped into some kind of chocolate such as white chocoolate, milk chocolate and dark chocolate. They are very rich in fat and caffeine.
It's gluten free, and probably dairy free. Dark Chocolate usually doesn't have milk added, or it wouldn't be dark anymore.
Yes, however the texture and taste will be a little different. Chocolate baking squares are usually unsweetened or a very dark chocolate, while Chocolate Chips are usually semi-sweet or milk chocolate.
White chocolate isn't in fact actual chocolate. It does not contain any cocoa whatsoever, and is mostly sugar. Milk chocolate contains cocoa, milk, and other ingredients used in actual chocolate. For this reason I would say that milk chocolate is better.
It had swirly grooves on the outside of the chock wafer and choc center. They were not a dark chocolate but sooo good dipped in milk. The same cookie came in vanilla also. It seems the chocolate ones were discontinued before the vanilla, or they ran out of the chocolate first.
dark chocolate
Sequoia's favourite type of chocolate id dark mint or just dark chocolate.
No. Chocolate gives you energy, because of the sugar in it. It depends on what brand or kind of chocolate you eat. Some chocolates are for diets like dark chocolate. But usually not at all
milk chocolate then white chocolate and then it's dark chocolate
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Dark chocolate was invented in 1593