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REAL Chocolate in goa?????
HI THERE
ANYONE KNOW A PLACE NEAR THE NORTH OF GOA THAT SELLS real IMPORTED CHOCOLATE AT REASONABLE RATES WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU ![]() |
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Most of the local tourist convienience stores sell Cadbury's, though it can taste slightly different through the hot & cold fluctuaions that it's been through,,,,,,,,,,,,
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maybe i can get you some chocolates.....let me know what you want...am arriving in goa on the 29th.... |
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thanks indira but im not there yet 2 weeks to go just thought i may be able to buy some decent choccie while i was there you know what it is like
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As mentioned you can buy very small bars of 'Fruit & Nut'. You can also buy 'Kit Kat'. This is all I have ever seen in Goa as far as chocolate is concerned. My GF is a chocoholic so we have tried to find good choc' but doesn't exist. Anyway you should eat more fruit!!!
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Cadbury's Milk does not qualify as chocolate!
Not enough cocoa solids.I have seen Lindt somewhere so it is available. Good luck ![]()
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thanks guys my mission contniues
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I quite liked the bars called 'Trunky' hilarious packaging.
Oh and the Kit Kat is dissapointing. Nice choc ices if you buy from a shop and are not half melted. Try the Indian freshly made sweets but make sure you but them fresh from the shop that makes them as they do not keep long. |
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The favourite brand in Goa used to be '5star' |
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Everone knows that Cadbury's aint real chocolate. God don't ya just love the British! It's as if Germany, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Holland don't exist... they all make chocolate BETTER than Cadbury's or in fact most UK manfrs'. When do you see Cadburys getting medals for their produce!
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Contrast this with Lindt. So little sugar (8%), so much cocoa (85%), no colourings, no pesticides and pure ingredients. The texture is velvety and very intense and dark. This is chocolate. It says "British" on my passport, but it must be wrong!
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Green and Black dark chocolate??
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I love that brand. Very mmmmmm. ![]() |
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