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We were talking about it last week, and I just got an email that the After Valentine's Day sale is on at Godiva, up to 50% off while supplies last.

I know not everyone likes Godiva, but just thought I'd share in case there's someone who does. www.godiva.com lists where outlets and boutiques are, and here's a list of their promo's coming up.

Promotion Schedule

In Store Sampling Events

Mini Brownies: 3/10 - 11

Spring Truffles: 3/17 - 18

Platinum: 3/24 - 25

In Store Theatre Events

Announcing the arrival of the ultimate chocolate brownie - delectably rich and moist drizzled with rich Godiva Chocolate. $4

Introducing HOT Chocolixir: a decadent hot chocolate experience. $3.50 (craving the ultimate icy chocolate fix? Cold Chocolixir is available for $4.50)

Also available for purchase: Fresh Strawberries, delicious macaroons and fluffy marshmallows hand dipped daily in rich Godiva chocolate. Peanut Butter cups also hand made daily. Selection varies by location.

Now THERE is something I NEEDED to know!

Do NOT show this to my wife, please....

I just drooled on my keyboard

gee thanks sy...............................

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Cubbie Bear wrote:2006 BN'rs Get healthier thread was just locked

but dark chocolate IS healty!!! It has lots of ant oxidants and stuff like that.

ToplessRideFL wrote:gee thanks sy...............................

Uh yeah...

I'm sure I'll buy it thinking "I'll give this as GIFTS!"



and end up eating it myself....


But thanks for the heads up...

sorry

But think of it this way....everyone deserves a treat, and what better treat than chocolate! (and good chocolate, imo)

shoot - figures that the after sale would occur just when Buffett tickets are being released! <sigh>. Guess that means I'll only be able to buy one bag of chocolates if I want to attempt to get to one of the April shows!

I only like boxed chocolates if they come with a road map.

mings wrote:I only like boxed chocolates if they come with a road map.

Good old russell stover?

sy wrote:

mings wrote:I only like boxed chocolates if they come with a road map.

Good old russell stover?

that and Whitmans'

actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

agreed. Right now, I'd take a pack of those hershey's kissables over godiva. I love those things

sy wrote:

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

agreed. Right now, I'd take a pack of those hershey's kissables over godiva. I love those things

no just regular miniatures or kisses (i hate the wrapping though) kissables are goofy to me

mings wrote:

sy wrote:

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

agreed. Right now, I'd take a pack of those hershey's kissables over godiva. I love those things

no just regular miniatures or kisses (i hate the wrapping though) kissables are goofy to me

Do you like M&M's?

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

I have never been a big fan of Hershey's milk chocolate-in fact it often seems to have a bitter taste to it.

There is an interesting book called The Emporers of Chocolate, about the history of the Mars and Hershey chocolate companies, and it talks about the bitter taste, designed for the American palette.

Love good quality dark chocolate-yum!!!!!!!!

ejr wrote:

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

I have never been a big fan of Hershey's milk chocolate-in fact it often seems to have a bitter taste to it.

There is an interesting book called The Emporers of Chocolate, about the history of the Mars and Hershey chocolate companies, and it talks about the bitter taste, designed for the American palette.

Love good quality dark chocolate-yum!!!!!!!!

Wait---you don't like Hershey's because it's bitter, but you like dark chocolate? *boggle*

SharkOnLand wrote:

ejr wrote:

mings wrote:actually I'd be cool with hersheys or whatever. I'm not a chocolate snob

I have never been a big fan of Hershey's milk chocolate-in fact it often seems to have a bitter taste to it.

There is an interesting book called The Emporers of Chocolate, about the history of the Mars and Hershey chocolate companies, and it talks about the bitter taste, designed for the American palette.

Love good quality dark chocolate-yum!!!!!!!!

Wait---you don't like Hershey's because it's bitter, but you like dark chocolate? *boggle*

Actually, I've found that a Really good quality dark chocolate doesn't have that bitter aftertaste...it just has a different, richer taste. But that could just be me.