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gness | 17:18 Tue 27th Mar 2012 | ChatterBank
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Just heard on the News headlines that chocolate may be slimming.
YIPPEEEEEEEEE!!!
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Avatar Image shoota
Pass me that Crunchie......
17:20 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image DTCwordfan
Pig out time.

http://www.google.co....7&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:45
17:21 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image LoftyLottie
Dark chocolate, no doubt, not the creamy milky stuff!!

I love dark chocolate, but it hasn't made me slim!! :o(
17:21 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image mrs_overall
Argh! No! I struggle to keep weight on. Does this mean I have to give up on chocolate???
17:21 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image chaptazbru
Notice this comment comes out at Easter time - so we'll buy more eggs maybe ??!
17:22 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Maybe we`re just not eating enough of it Lottie.
17:23 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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And there I had this image of a svelte, thin Lottie rolling in the Norfolk haystacks, munching on her Swiss chocolate......
17:23 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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3-4 squares if enough for me, dont really like choccie, only celebrations in a tin.
17:23 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image LoftyLottie
I am not fat DT!! Just not slim either!! I was years ago but I have spread!!
And rolling in the haystacks is a thing of the past too!!! :o(
17:28 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Seems it "may" be the amount and type of chocolate. Maybe Mrs O has the secret.
17:28 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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DT. That cake is gorgeous!
17:32 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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I didn't say you were fat, Lottie, we have all lost our twenties slenderness and tight buns etc.....but more experience! So rolling around in the haystack, or even the sack, should be more pleasurable, especially after a glass of red wine and a piece of chocloate........fondant for me, I think, a little tad of chilli added and a scoop of home-made vanilla ice-cream.
17:32 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image LoftyLottie
Rolling in a haystack with arthritic limbs and back is a bit uncomfortable DT and precludes any pleasure. The wine and stuff will do nicely though!! ;o)
17:35 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Definitely dark chocolate like Lottie said.
I have anything from a 25gm bar to 60gm of 85% cocoa every day. It keeps me from eating other junk.
20:12 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image Bumpkin_Clumber
Its got to be true - its on BBC News site as well
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17511011
20:38 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image joggerjayne
Snickers please.
20:39 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image mazie
My old man's on a diet, which means I am :o( Right now I could eat....

A box of After Eights
A tube of Munchies
and a Bounty Bar
20:40 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image ttfn
Hello mazie xx

Mind you don't end up in a Melton Mowbray ;)
20:44 Tue 27th Mar 2012
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Hello my friend......I don't think I will...I'm not the fatted calf anymore. Hope you're well? xxx
20:46 Tue 27th Mar 2012
Avatar Image ttfn
Still here ta, mazie ;)
20:47 Tue 27th Mar 2012

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