Posts from Do forum users like sweets?

Not the best idea, Vistrit. Koshe prefers slender and fit young men.

If Kosha herself were slender and fit, we could talk. But Kosha has no willpower and loves sweets to a maddening degree. And Marsianka is practically a drug for her; the manufacturers could have thought about people trying to lose weight who lack willpower and released these foolish candies in very small packs.



The incident with "Marsianka" taught me nothing. Today I saw similar candies from this manufacturer. I bought the coconut ones to try. WELL, WHAT COULD GO WRONG?!
I took ONE PIECE, ONE!!!!!1111, then everything was like a fog; I woke up in a pile of wrappers. Truffle, coffee, and nut flavors were left in the store. I don't know where to get the fruit ones, and it's a pity it's actually very good, because I would surely have liked the cherry and strawberry ones, and by the end of the day, only a memory of a 200-gram bag would remain. Essentially the same as Marsianka, just smaller in size and without the caramel coating.
I gave some to my mom; half an hour later she brought back a noticeably emptied bag with the words "GET THIS SHIT AWAY FROM ME!!!11"
Never buy these if you love candies even half as much as I do and if you have no willpower. This is worse than sunflower seeds. As if you could lose weight here, ha(



From the logo, you've guessed that this is from the creators of the chocolate with kittens from the previous page. In the store there was milk, dark with nuts, and this one. Well, I don't like milk or nut ones, but here I couldn't resist—I adore strawberries, the bar is small and costs less than the kittens (probably due to simpler packaging). It's tasty, but there's a bit too little strawberry and popping candy; it only crackles slightly if you suck on it for a long time and thoughtfully. And unlike the kittens, the chocolate here is white rather than fruit-colored, and the strawberries are in large chunks.
Maybe I should try milk Boucheron, maybe this manufacturer's version is tasty...

I've noticed that I've started spending a lot of time in the local "Snowy Village" (which isn't surprising, given the current hot season with +39-+41 outside)
The cafe is decorated in a "Hello, European New Year" style with a Christmas tree, gifts, and Santa Claus, and it specializes in dairy-free ice cream, which we call edible snow. Usually, they toss in various treats like berries, brownies, nuts, etc., and top it off with a scoop of plombir.
This is roughly what it looks like,
and as for the taste, it's just like snow


You can see the approximate scale in comparison to the tray.

I thought the portions were around 200 grams, like in normal cafes, not these. It's a good thing we ordered one for two people as a sample.

I haven't eaten snow since childhood ))
Though in Asia, edible snow and ice are apparently common occurrences.
This is what they sell on the streets of India and Nepal. Ordinary ice with syrup. It's called "aice gola".

Delicious milk chocolate does exist!!!
The picture is misleading – the hazelnuts are whole. I didn't think I would like it, I bought it just to try it as part of a set, and now I'm shocked at how delicious it is.
Even my favorite Boucheron in the "milk chocolate with rice balls" variation didn't impress me as much.

And now, of all times, I'm craving chocolate when I have a condition that makes chocolate contraindicated.

Parent's Day is coming up soon, shall we go "borrow" some candy from the graves?

Indifferent to marshmallows unless they're part of a s'more. I can't stand cookies, especially those that last a long time. Half a marshmallow on a long-lasting cookie – that's food for the gods. Mom, what are you doing, haha, keep going. I buy marshmallows for her, then sneakily steal half.

I love them. Especially white chocolate and soy bars. And also melons, pears, and watermelons. And ice cream, but not crème brûlée.

Not just delicious, delicate chocolate that melts in your mouth, but also a treat for the whole family?

When you can't even properly insert a spam link into a post...

Thank you for reminding me. I deleted the post. Regarding the topic: I ate a nougat and caramel candy bar. Actually, I ate two. The glaze is bad, but it's very difficult to ruin nougat and caramel, I love that combination.

I simply can't go without sweets. It's like coffee in the morning: until I've had it, I'm not really myself.