Hot chocolate

Yum! I love chocolate in any form really! I had a lovely chocolate tart at the pub yesterday, with pistachio ice cream. Try hard to limit intake though for all the reasons j08 has reminded me about .

Will have hot chocolate at the end of an autumn/winter walk /afternoon in the garden!

I always crave cocoa when I have a bad cold. With a little touch of demarara sugar.

#comforting

I am donating my chocolate to Soop, Micelf and Mishap. (Not too difficult - I don't like it!)

I've just taken the last place after my day at work. Sorry

Don't like chocolate and loathe milk. Shall I book my place in the Dementia Unit now?

It won't make the slightest bit of difference anyway.

Ummm... let me see? Is there sugar in chocolate? And fat?

You need to make cocoa with just boiling water/skimmed milk, and drink without sugar.

Good luck with that.

I like very dark Chocolate! Now I have an excuse.

So we can just eat chocolate?

It's the cocoa that is supposed to help prevent memory loss. Obviously the less sugar involved, the better.

This talk of "hot chocolate" is the usual media rubbish.

OGM me too! Fortunately chocolate isn't top of my food list!

Oops! blued this time.

A bit more info. It still doesn't answer the question about eating plain chocolate.
www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57597454/two-cups-of-hot-cocoa-a-day-sharpens-seniors-brains-study-suggests/

A bit more info. It still doesn't answer the question about eating plain chocolate.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57597454/two-cups-of-hot-cocoa-a-day-sharpens-seniors-brains-study-suggests/

Do they know if or why hot chocolate is better than a bar of chocolate? A bit of Googling coming up.

Oh no Oldgreymare that's a disaster, poor you. Perhaps they will produce a drink which doesn't set off the migraines.

Galen does this mean I'm doomed (chocolate is a migraine trigger for me)

Dad did not normally like hot chocolate but he tried some when he was in hospital about 3 years before he died and he liked the hot chocolate they served.
He did ask where they got it from and it turned out to be a catering company which normally only supplied to restaurants and places like hospitals ( private and NHS ).
The carer did ask if there was any way Dad could buy any but they only sold huge tins and probably half of it would have gone off before Dad would have drank it.

Frank

Can't you just eat chocolate?

Sounds great but are we talking mixing up cocoa or the nice simple sort of Galaxy packet drinks. I predict a glut of new healthy drinks. Won't it be fun trying them out?