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Easter Chocolate Overload - What to do?
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Former_MSE_Nick_T
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For those of you that manage to haul a huge amount of Easter chocolate... obviously you're going to eat some, but you can't eat too many right?
What do you do with your leftover chocolate hauls? I bake myself a nice cake if i'm honest, the mix of chocolate brands tastes AMAZING!
What do you do with your leftover chocolate hauls? I bake myself a nice cake if i'm honest, the mix of chocolate brands tastes AMAZING!
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There is no such thing as too much or left over chocolate.
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Nope
Just don't eat it all in one go0 -
Can I volunteer myself to help you eat your excess chocolate as I didn't get any eggs this Easter or chocs at Christmas or even for my birthday.;)0
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Donate to local children's ward ?
Or rocky road to shareNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
£300/£1300 -
Don't understand the question. There can never be too much chocolate.Make £2025 in 2025
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Make £2024 in 2024
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Put them in the cupboard, in best-before date order, to use up later on in the year.
Personally, I wouldn't buy chocolate eggs - very poor value for money, and loads of extraneous packaging. Far better value to buy bars of chocolate if you're going to bother at all (I don't).If your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)0 -
Take them to the food bank. Some little child (and their parents) will be very glad of them.Have adventures. laugh a lot and always be kind.0
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Hi,
leave them out at your gate, they will soon disappear, same as an old hoover/fridge/lawnmower.0
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