Chocolate

milk, water, coffee

First, dogs should not eat ANY chocolate let alone a lot of it. If a dog eats chocolate it gets sick and has a chance of dying because the cocoa in chocolate contains something that is very harmful to dogs.

They may have been mars, but even back in the day, when they had blue wrappers, they still were made from galaxy chocolate.

No, it is not, but the effects depend on the person. It can be slightly constipating.

However, there is Ex-Lax, which is a chocolate-flavored laxative.

Yes.

Dove's dark chocolate line carries the seal of the Rainforest Alliance, one of several different organizations that certify fair trade chocolate. You can verify that product line's membership through the Rainforest Alliance's website (see the related weblink below) and by seeing their seal on the respective products at Dove's website (also listed below). Unfortunately Dove's regular milk chocolate line does not appear to be fair trade at this time but hopefully that will change in the future.

December 1st i think. that's when we start. but the true meaning of Christmas is not just the chocolate and presents, but christs birth

Aah, the night before!

Gotta love the Beatles!

To show that they "care" and spend money money on you.....but $1 vs. $1000 a night doesnt really compare...

Starting at around 4.00

No they don't, try mixing in some semen instead

The Lindor Gift Tube is full of delicious truffles. Each truffle has a lovely smooth centre surrounded by Lindt milk chocolate. They claim to be perfect for special moments.

Obviously not!

But , it can make you suffer from tooth cavity , if you continue eating chocolates once in a week for 3-4 months.

Eat choclete

Well maybe because it is made out of ingredients that make it melt

Chocolate

This depends on how many truffles you are purchasing. Small amounts come in very small boxes that are only a few inches on each side. More truffles come in larger boxes.

Ingredients: Water, dairy whey, high fructose corn syrup and/or sugar, non-fat milk, corn syrup solids, cocoa (processed wtih potassium carbonate), soybean oil (partially hydrogenated), sodium caseinate (protein source), salt, tricalcium phosphate, dipotassium phosphate, xanthum gum, guar gum, mono-and diglycerides, vanillin (an artificial flavor), soy lechitin, calcium ascorbate (vitamin C), natural flavor, vitamin A palmiate, niacinamide (vitamin B3), vitamin D3 and riboflavoin (vitamin B2).

Nutritional Value: Serving size 8floz, servings about 2, calories 130, fat calories 10, total fat 1g, sat. fat 0.5g, polyunsat fat 0g, monounsat fat 0g, cholest. 0mg, sodium 180mg, potassium 140mg, total carb. 29g, fiber 0g, sugars 20g, protein 2g

because the chocolate dissolves the marshmallows inside to the outside

Chocolate damages the stomach, which can not digest sugar. Actually sugar is not the culprit a chemical called theobromine is, dogs can digest sugar.

Well I may not know all of the companies that sell the chocolate. But I know that the company Fanny May sells a lot of chocolate. My grandma used to work there. If there's anybody else that knows what companies sell chocolate, please edit my answer to the question. Thank you.

I believe that would be DeMets Original Turtles candy. They've gone through several package redesigns, but I did find a photo of one that had stripes on the box on Amazon which appears to be nostalgic packaging. If you go to Amazon.com search for item B001JHVDHW to view it. It may or may not be available on Amazon for purchase, but it can be purchased in updated packaging from a variety of online retailers by searching the brand name.

No babies are not supposed to have chocolate until they are over a year old.

1. no it does'nt

It was called "Mint Cracklin"

i think it was called aero but now cadbury has made it and it is called bubbly

i think thi sis right