Re: To Deanna re Chocolate

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Oh Christel....seriously? :-) Where does one find this kind of chocolate? And

why is it different? On the rare occasions I do eat chocolate it is always

organic. It was a big sacrifice for me to give up. I would love to find a good

kind to eat. I have heard the " bad " is some kind of oil in the bean. Do you

know anything about this?

Christelti@... wrote:

> , have you ever tried goodGerman or Belgium chocolate. American

> chocolate is bad.

> Try it, muscle test it first and see what happens. I do not think all

> chocolate is the same.

> Christel

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[Guest guest]

<< Do you know anything about this?

>>

, I do not know that much about it. But american chocolate upsets my

system, the other does not. You asked me where to get it. I don't know where

you live. But specialty stores should have it.

Christel