Why dark chocolate is good for your heart -- ScienceDaily
Just another wonderful reason to love coffee and chocolate!
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Ummmm, Chocolate!
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PsychoSarah
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Except when you can't stand bitter tastes like me. I gag even at the smell of coffee.
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I wish coffee tasted as good as it smells (to me.)
I love both coffee and chocolate. Nice to know it's good for me.
Hopefully they never find out that smoking is also good for ones health... disgusting habit in so many other ways.
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With sugar and enough cream, it cuts the bitter taste quite well.
The first thing I do every morning is start the coffee pot. I also love dark chocolate. I used to consider them to be big vises, but the more studies they do, the more I'm starting to believe that in terms of my health, I've actually been doing myself a favor all these years. I don't think you have anything to worry about on that score.
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Michael, as if we needed any reasons other than pure deliciousness! (though, admittedly, I much prefer milk chocolate over dark)
(though, admittedly, I much prefer milk chocolate over dark)
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Resha Caner
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Umm. If you add sugar and cream isn't it milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate? Or is the cocoa processed differently for the different kinds? I was assuming that the reason "dark" chocolate is specifically mentioned is that they're saying the chocolate is better for you if you don't add all the sugar and cream.
FWIW, I actually prefer dark chocolate. When I eat an Oreo I'm always tempted to scrape out the cream center and eat just the cookie part.
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http://www.hersheys.com/reeses/products/reeses-peanut-butter-cups/dark-chocolate.aspx
I *really* like dark chocolate peanut butter cups.
I *really* like dark chocolate peanut butter cups.
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