Talked to my daughter for over an hour today. I am afraid to see the cell phone bills since she is in Israel until August. She said that she has been enjoying the best chocolate. Something with hazelnut along the lines of Nutrella. Can't wait for her to be back on US soil AND for her to bring me sample of this delight!
OK, now I am back to planning a HUG. Needed that required chocolate break.
Debbi in SO CA
Debbi, if your daughter also has a computer, y'all can talk for free with Yahoo Instant Messenger with Voice. All you need is a headset with microphone and you're in business. If you each had a webcam, you could actually SEE each other while talking, and still all for free. :)
L
They have Panda bars in Isreal.....mmmmmmmmm I'm not usually big on fruit in my chocolate, but those are _nummy_!
At least I think it is Panda bars. My brain keeps wanting to say panada, but that is the crackers all but dissolved in hot water and drowned in milk that my mom used to punish me with when I got sick as a kid.
NightMist to tired to think....
ohh I know those - thin biscuit ball filled with "nutella" and a hazelnut in the middle - deadly but nice
as to the name.. akk I'm dyslexic I can't remember names - it's on the top of my tongue... better go look...
ah yes Ferrero Rocher - see a picture at:
We have those here in the States too. In fact I think the gas station chain we stop at has them.
JA
Debbi, Don't forget to send me some for inspection!! (I am NOT marking this Off Topic ... Chocolate just is not OT!)
PAT, Official Chocolate Taster of RCTQ
Debbi wrote:
Pat,
I agree with you which is why I did not mark it OT in the first place!\ I will have to let you guys know. I know it is not ferrero rocher as she eats those at home. This is something she has never had before. Only about 3 more weeks before I get to find out about this delicacy!
Debbi in SO CA
Pat > Debbi,
If it gets to be too much for you, feel free to send the surplus my way. :)
Speaking of heavenly chocolate treats. I picked one up at one of the touristy spots about an hour away from here -- a neat little polish restaurant. It is gingerbread covered in chocolate -- chewy gingerbread, as if it was literally a piece of gingerbread cake that was cut out and coated in chocolate (a rather dark chocoalte it tasted like).
The joy was unbelievable ;)
Tricia
Debbi wrote:
And Mine -- I'll FR anyday! (and I don't ususally like nuts in my chocolate)
Tricia
John A. wrote:
There is? was a liqueur made in Israel that is wonderful, Sabra. Orange-chocolate flavor. Wonderful in just little sips, or over good vanilla ice cream. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm,.
Pati, > Talked to my daughter for over an hour today. I am afraid to see the
I'm pretty sure that was one of the words on teh package....and I can imagine that said Quilter in Texas will be sure to say Howdy! and would love to try them *snicker*
Tricia
Howdy!
mmmmmm: Lebkuchen!
RobertaZ introduced us to the very best lebkuchen, last October. Yummm! I'm willing to taste-test other varieties, of course. Yeah, I think The Really Big Quilt Show in Houston is do-able this year. ;-D
Ragmop/Sandy--Will Cruise for Lebkuchen
I've had those! My father-in-law is a 1st generation German immigrant, and oh, those are WONDERFUL! I get them every Christmas over at his place.
I've got 5 months to go!
Anastasia
--who's screwing with the @#%@$# computer again instead of sewing tonight...
Come over -the lebkuchen store is open all year! Roberta in D
"Pat in Virginia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:7oAsg.332272$5Z.44960@dukeread02...
That sounds like heaven!!!
Maureen
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