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  1. #1
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    Mar 2008
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    Let's talk chocolate! Fess up!

    How much chocolate do you eat in one day?

    I love chocolate. We cut right back on buying it a long time ago, limiting it to one bag of m&ms between DH and myself once a week. At the moment, I'm buying a block of Dairy Milk a week and having about four squares each day. Feels like a lot for me and I need to cut that back. I have two friends though (that I know of lol) who can and do easily eat a block every day.

    So how much do you eat? Or do you have another sweet/savory sin that you eat too much of?

    No judging, just a laugh. We all know if it's good/bad for us

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Oct 2008
    Victoria
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    After I had Buster I was eating a block of Cadbury Rocky Road a day! DH kept bringing it back for me from the supermarket, I had to tell him to stop lol.

  3. #3
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    Mar 2006
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    I ate way way way too much chocolate!!! i am too scared to actually work out how much I eat - that would be faaaarrrrr too scary

  4. #4
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    Sep 2008
    Melbourne
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    If it is in the house I eat it - I am terrible - therefore we don't buy it often or DH does and hides it. When I was pregnant I probably had at least a Mars Bar a day sometimes two, have always had a weakness for those. If I am feeling good I buy dark chocolate and limit it to a square a day (normally dark you don't crave as much). Once I ate 6 full size creme eggs in a row.

    Today - no chocolate, but two snakes out of DD's treat bag, but yesterday about 15 Oreo's - sometimes I get it in my head is better to just eat it and then it is gone so can't be eaten anymore.

    I am trying to stop myself by tallying up the dollars I would have spent on chocolate and then I have a treat of something else instead (fabric for me is my current obsession) it adds up quite fast and is quite a good incentive I find - but I do use chocolate as a crutch - it has been a bad day - I'll have some chocolate, it's raining - I'll have some chocolate etc etc.

  5. #5
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    Jun 2008
    In snuggle land
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    If it's the house, I eat it. Unless it's the last couple of Tim Tams in the fridge now, but only because I feel guilty about eating half a pack for lunch the other day & DH noticed.

    Hmmm, now I've remembered the Tim Tams, I think I need to get them out of the house so I dont have to feel guilty anymore.......noms

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    No comment, lol.

  7. #7
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    Jan 2009
    pakenham, victoria
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    I dont buy chocolate anymore because it doesnt last 24hrs in this house.
    ButIf im being shifty I hide it under the fish tank because noone looks there

  8. #8
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    Nooooo!!

    DH ate the last Tim Tam

  9. #9
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    ahem, well it depends on my mood. if, like now, I'm feeling pretty average i can easily do 1-2blocks of milk or white a day but i also have milky sweet tea to wash it down, about a cup per half block....
    on normal days i would eat half a block over a day if it was in the house, if not it wouldn't really occur to me and i'd have a tea or coffee with breakfast and maybe a tea when DH and i were winding down after DS was asleep.
    the last few weeks have been pretty average so its not been very pretty here, i cooked a brownie loaf double mix on monday and only cooked 1 1/2 worth of batter and then by tues evening the loaf was gone with only 3 pieces going to DH

  10. #10
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    Nov 2010
    Perth, WA
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    I have rather a lot of chocolate in the house at the moment, but haven't actually eaten any for several days. Admittedly most of it is cooking chocolate (70% cocoa Lindt..yummmm) but that's never stopped me when I've had a craving for it. Normally I will have a chocolate bar about once or twice a week, or some buds or a few squares from a block.

    I do find I prefer good quality dark chocolate, so can quite easily turn my nose up at anything else. But a little gourmet shop near us has these liquer soaked chocolate dipped cherries.....oh-so-good!!

  11. #11
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    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
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    Nooooo!!

    DH ate the last Tim Tam
    Oh no!! Nothing worse than the expectation that you're going to have something yummy and it's gone!!!


    I don't buy choc nor keep any in the house or it would be gone in a flash. I have a terrible sweet tooth and could eat a block of choc or pack of bickies a day if it was here. If I want choc I have to go out and buy it and drag all of the kids out, plus deal with them wanting stuff too, so that's a great deterrant for me! I haven't had any chocolate for a fair while now....maybe about a week. Which is ages for me!

  12. #12
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    Apr 2006
    Perth
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    - sometimes I get it in my head is better to just eat it and then it is gone so can't be eaten anymore.
    That's me too, so I have it in the house rarely. My DH can have easter chocolate from one year still left over the next and it drives me nuts - fortunately his is white chocolate which I don't like so its not much of a temptation for me.

    I love chocolate - especially dark and peppermint chocolate - but fortunately (I think) during pregnancy I can't stomach it so my chocolate consumption has gone right down lately.

  13. #13
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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    Rarely unless offered by someone or if I brought it home.

  14. #14
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    Jul 2007
    melb
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    I love choc, we generally have some in fridge at all times, generally I am ok but sometimes once I start I need to finish it. Other times a few squares or 1 or 2 tim tams is enough.

  15. #15
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    Aug 2010
    Perth
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    Like others have said, if it's in the house I eat it. With ds still feeding several times thought the night, i could (and have) easily eat a block over night


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  16. #16
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    Jan 2009
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    If I am being a total pig, I can eat a block in a day easily! That is why I do not buy large blocks - I have self control issues!

  17. #17
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    Jul 2010
    Canberra
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    DH is worse than I am - blink and it's gone!

    I'm more of a lolly and cakes person, but put Haighs, Lindt or Koko Black in front of me and I'm yours

  18. #18
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    Nov 2011
    SE Melbourne
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    ......pineapple freddos.......

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