Divine, but expensive!of the hotel chocolat stuff? was it good stuff? x
I noticed that! Lol, would you have any recommendations? xDivine, but expensive!
i don't know where the nearest one to me is i was looking online, you mentioned before your daughter uses almond milk didn't you? do you know if that makes a good hot chocolate or cup of cocoa? xAll of it! No, seriously, the last few times I've been in there, they've had more of the little packs of six choccies rather than bars of plain. I've been given the champagne truffles as a treat, which are gorgeous, but I did just do a bit of guesswork with the insulin requirements. I used to have their really dark Choc, (85% probably) but haven't for a while, my nearest shop is Oxford, and I steer well clear during the Tourist season!
Oh, just remembered, Daughter got their dark drinking chocolate granules once, which made a really dark and velvety drink.
I asked her, she's only ever tried it with the long life almond milk, not the fresh, but she says it goes watery and grey, and tastes weird! (She tends to risk real milk in tea, and the odd cappucino or hot choc when we're out)i don't know where the nearest one to me is i was looking online, you mentioned before your daughter uses almond milk didn't you? do you know if that makes a good hot chocolate or cup of cocoa? x
Cheers for that I'll give it a miss then! haha xI asked her, she's only ever tried it with the long life almond milk, not the fresh, but she says it goes watery and grey, and tastes weird! (She tends to risk real milk in tea, and the odd cappucino or hot choc when we're out)
😱 I'll start saving for next yearsI live quite near the factory. Looked online at their Easter eggs. They had one for £89!😱