Are you chocoholic?

I think I can watch Sholay a 1000 times...I just love that movie. But coming back to chocolates, yes Kitkat is a grreat favourite (more than Perk) though it is becoming too expensive nowadays. So that is agreed then, we are best friends so like perfectly civil friends, we will share our Kitkat and since I am a lady, so like a perfect gentleman, you will give me the larger share, OK?

OMG who is freinds with a wicked guy like you?

Ladies will never change, every time you want 'larger'. Alright, I will you your share. After all, Dosti ki hai to nibhani to padegi I don't know the rate of kitkat because I always eat them when my friends used to gift them to me.

Oh Deepak, my girth is not beyond control yet and to be fair to the chocolate, most of it is post-pregnancy fat but because of that, I have to keep a tight leash on myself on most food and its sooooooooooooo difficult for me you know. Let me tell you another secret…I cant share good food if there is a limited amount to it (this is the only thing I cant give away without any thoughts) And aren’t the bitter ones just wonderful (a tad expensive though, so that keeps a leash on it for me)

You are incorrigible

Oh! It is good Sudipta that your girth is well within your control and eating chocolates does not going to make much effect on your beautiful figure. Again, I'll have to repeat that it is not fair that you just keep a tight lease (like a child) on the food items and do not want to share it, you can offer some portion of it, may be 1/5th or 1/6th.

Riya I’m coming over…my slab is over so keep that 5star for me One thing Riya I would really like to know is that do you really believe that we should control chocolates for our children? I don’t like chips or other fast food so I censor those, but regarding chocolates, I just cant say no for my son. Its not that he’s always having them but in our childhood, we had sweets all the time…nothing bad happened except maybe to our teeth but now everywhere I hear about limiting sweets and chocolates for children. What do you think? Are we being unnecessarily cautious these days and robbing them of their childhood? After all, its not that every adult loves chocolates (like me)…so shouldn’t they have their fill when they are children?

you are most welcome sudipta but i cant guarentee anything will be left by the time you come!!as for restricting choclates for children,most of the time they eat only choclates and then will not have rice and as children learn by example,i aalso am forced to limit my consumption!!

Yeah way to go...keep eating them and adding goodness to the day

yaa.......of course....

Oh so your wife is more prone to sour and hot flavours? A lot many women love that flavour...that's why phuchkas or panipuris are such a hit with ladies! Never mind, its good that there are many out there who dont like chocolates...imagine if all loved chocolates, there will be a shortage of it and what will I do then

Hi, That is right. there is necessity of variety..

I just had four fingers a little while ago...boy do I enjoy them...I'll take the wafers apart and enjoy them one by one!

Awww... I ran out of stock. Now I'm green with envy. Will surely buy tomorrow :-)

Awww come on, dont bring the calorie monster into such a 'sweet' discussion But you are right, moderation is the key though I forget it sometimes...dark chocolates I think have some beneficial attributes for the heart.

Yes, I too have a small bar with me for desert after lunch in office...and specially as I feel very sleepy during 2-4pm, it acts as a mood enhancer really.

Yesterday I bought a pack of Timtam chocolate biscuits...they are sinfully tasty. I am supposed to share it with my son, though

Its good that you have got over this...its a real addiction for types like us and its an expensive addiction. When I cant afford the bars, I'll settle for the toffees (eclairs)...but a little chocolate is a must.

Yes, dark chocolates are wonderful…I too love its bitter sweet taste and they so creamy…only thing is that they are way too expensive for me.

You steal from your mum??? Well I fight for them with my son...so I guess we are both the same

Oh that's bad...I have fillings on my teeth too and they do ache sometimes but I just cant leave chocolates. There's no diabetes in my family so I hope I dont get it someday.

Yes, Milkybar is an all time favourite of mine.

Wow, you have so many varieties...In India, Cadbury and Nestle are home produced and within my budget...all the others like Ferrero Rocher, Hershey or Toblerone are imported and very expensive. I gift them to my son on special occassions.

same here

Wow, you name so many varieties most of them are of course not available here in India...good for me though, otherwise my monthly budget would have gone thru the roof

Oh, plain milk chocolate is for the times when nothing else is available...but it will do

Chocolate icecream anything chocolatey would do for my son and me..he too goes always for chocolate flavours when he is buying chocolates or cookies or cakes. Guess it runs in him thru me!