Chocolate rocks. |
Look, I invented a force that has been present in nature since the dawn of time! |
To the decadent fudge square:
Chocolate-chip cookie dough was enjoyed for nearly 20 years before a man finally asked, "Why don't you bake it first?"
If you bake marijuana into brownies, you make a perfectly good batch of brownies taste funny.
Low-quality chocolate significantly reduces your sex drive. Make sure your partner knows this.
Chocolate served with fruit takes on all the nutritional qualities of the fruit, including fat and calorie count.
Adolf Hitler, Osama bin Laden, and Kim John Il all reportedly were denied chocolate as children.
The best way to spread chocolate frosting is to use a spoon instead of a knife, and your mouth instead of a cake.
Chocolate sauce can be substituted for cheese sauce when making macaroni and cheese. But it will taste nasty.
If you fill a bowl with M&Ms, make a wish, and then eat only one M&M per day until the bowl is empty, your wish will come true. No one has ever been able to discover if this works.
It takes 274 licks to get to the center of a pop that doesn't have a Tootsie Roll in it.
Chocolate is a terrible investment. It doesn't keep, it doesn't appreciate in value, and it can't be made into jewelry. On the other hand, gold tastes awful.
Chocolate Labs are a misnomer. Do not attempt to make s'mores out of them.
Never eat anything labeled "chocolatey." The "y" stands for "Why are you eating this artificially flavored food-grade coating?"
The most expensive box of chocolates in the store window is not half as tasty as the 69-cent candy bar in your hand.So Happy Chocolate Day, and Happy Birthday to Mr. Ringo Starr. I think I'll have a chocolate martini in his honor. Cheers!
Can't believe you forgot to mention what the Europeans call "white chocolate..."
ReplyDeleteJFB
Love your blog and all the "facts" too. And yes, I remember those Reese's commercials! I think they were as inspired as the combination of peanut butter and chocolate! Of course, my kids don't know what I'm talking about when I say, "You've got your peanut butter in my chocolate! No, you've got your chocolate on my peanut butter!"
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dallasmom! I'll make sure #1 son gets some chocolate in him when he visits tomorrow. ;)
ReplyDelete