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Redbird ([personal profile] redbird) wrote2012-03-10 07:37 pm
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Not what I was expecting

It's possible that salted milk chocolate is a reasonable thing. Unexpected salted milk chocolate is not.

([livejournal.com profile] cattitude bought a box of thin squares of chocolate, in a variety of flavors. I had thought that the variety was milk and a couple of intensities of dark chocolate. The dark chocolate was nice, so I picked up a piece of milk chocolate.

I don't at the moment know whether there's any unsalted milk chocolate in there. I am not fond enough of milk chocolate to want to explore this question right now, because the answer may be no, and even if it's yes, I can't count on getting an unsalted piece.

The next question is whether any of the dark chocolate is salted.

(Fortunately, I have an unopened bar of Green and Black dark chocolate with cherry, and most of a bar of Lindt 85% dark, neither of which is salted.)
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[personal profile] amaebi 2012-03-11 01:06 am (UTC)(link)
Eep.
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[personal profile] striped 2012-03-11 01:21 pm (UTC)(link)
I tasted milk chocolate with pistachios and salt for the first time about a year ago, and I immediately loved it. But just salt without any nuts seems unreasonable in a milk chocolate, as does unexpected salted chocolate.