Yippee

[LoftyLottie]

I can now eat as much dark chocolate as I like and live forever.......................

(I don't like the sweet milky stuff)

http://uk.health.life...lowers-heart-risk.htm

[ummmm]

I don't really like either....

I'm sure I read somewhere that wine was good for the heart :-)

[albaqwerty]

ooh lottie I love dark chocolate. That is the REAL stuff, not the watered-down version

Haven't had a bar of Bourneville for ages, do they still make it? Been nibbling away on dark choccie suggestives

[Euphemia]

It's Countdown and I'm having my four squares of dark chocolate and cup of tea. I'm glad it's good for me!

[LoftyLottie]

I have two large squares of really dark choc. every night after dinner, I may increase it to 4 now. I like it really strong and bitter.

Lidles Plantation Chocolate Ecuador is my favourite!!

[LoftyLottie]

Red wine is good for you in moderation ummmm. Dark choc is good in huge amounts!!! ;o)

[ummmm]

I'm just waiting for them to discover the health benefits of white wine. I'm patient like that...

[Euphemia]

I agree that Lidl's Plantation Ecuador Chocolate is excellent and I am sure a little glass of red wine won't hurt my cholesterol level.

[funnygirl]

Not one of my faves.

[LoftyLottie]

LOL ummmm.

[cazzz1975]

ah but the scientists were quick to point out that if you were not a chocolate eater it was better not to start eating it based on these preliminary results

[LoftyLottie]

Ooooooooh!!!! :o)

[albaqwerty]

^^what a waste of dark chocolate


and a wate of Triggs who must taste better than that:)

[LoftyLottie]

Very true cazzzz!! But I always have been a dark choc. eater and shall remain so.

It's actually very difficult to eat too much dark chocolate. I can only eat a small amount at a time.

[Mamyalynne]

He is a trollop isn't he Lotty?

[flump1]

ohhhhhhhh Lottie , sounds like heaven, I love dark bitter chocolate too, top of the shopping list now !