Anonymous
12/26/2020 09:14
Subject: Re:Chocolate Cravings
I'm so impressed with all of you "one square" posters. Even with the darkest, most bitter chocolate, I cannot stop at one square.
Anonymous
12/24/2020 23:38
Subject: Chocolate Cravings
Hot water with cocoa powder, few drops of stevia and a little bit of fat free or almond milk does the trick for me. Or one square of 90% Lindt chocolate.
Anonymous
12/24/2020 22:55
Subject: Chocolate Cravings
My DD has some chocolate in her room. Should I tell her I found it and ask for some?
Anonymous
09/22/2020 20:25
Subject: Chocolate Cravings
Magnesium supplements have helped my cravings. So does loading up my diet with dark leafy greens (which are high in magnesium).
Anonymous
09/22/2020 18:24
Subject: Re:Chocolate Cravings
They aren’t the same —obviously—but dates help squash my chocolate cravings. It might just be me, but I’m throwing it out there anyway. Regular or the kind rolled in coconut.
Anonymous
09/22/2020 13:37
Subject: Chocolate Cravings
Anonymous wrote:Buy chocolate. Something good, none of that diet crap. Eat a piece every day. After a while you will drop the scarcity mindset. Once you realize that you can have it whenever you want you stop letting it have control over you.
+1!!
Toblerone, chocolate covered peanut butter like Justin’s, chocolove bars, Ben and Jerry’s... there’s a whole world out there of fantastic treats.
Anonymous
09/22/2020 10:56
Subject: Chocolate Cravings
Anonymous wrote:Hold the cones from TJ’s
LOVE these!! But my biggest weakness is their dark chocolate covered almonds. I didn’t make it to TJ’s for four months this past spring/summer so that was the first thing I stocked up on when I went back.