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A girl walks up the stairs at Chancery Lane, Hamilton Bermuda
Macadamia and chocolate should be a match made in heaven but Ritter Sport’s Nut Perfection Macadamia Milk Chocolate is anything but.
One of the most fabulous bits of fudge I’ve ever had.
Willie’s Cafe Negro is supposed to be a dark chocolate tasting of ‘smooth sophisticated coffee’. It’s a hard dark chocolate that doesn’t really taste of coffee and is actually quite unpleasant. Had one bite and threw the rest out.
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Better than the White Chocolate Kit Kat Bites – but not hugely so. Slightly less sweet, but still rather too sweet and not particularly tasting of peanut butter either.
“Tastes like stale kit kats’
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Solid reasonably chunky bar, feels good to eat and tastes good as well. What’s not to like – aside from the price? [star rating=”4/5″]
I really feel I should like Willie’s chocolate, but I’m always disappointed. I don’t like the slightly greasy mouth feel and strangely spiky crunch of this bar, and while it’s not quite the overpowering taste of condensed milk that some other white chocolate bars, have it’s not that pleasant either. Strangely sweetly sour aftertaste.
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If you have a lot of notifications then YES. Notifications are significantly less irritating and substantially easier to work with and manage. Otherwise iOS 12 feels mostly like a polished version of iOS 11.
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Nasty. I like the Kit Kat Chunky White Chocolate Bars, but these are unpleasant. They’re far far too sweet, too small, and there’s not much bite to them. Avoid.
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This should be a great chocolate bar. It has all the ingredients you want – crispy bits, raisins, peanuts, chocolate… but it’s not impressive and not worth £2.25. The chocolate coating’s not thick enough and the whole thing doesn’t have enough bite/chew to it.
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Montrose gloaming, Angus, Scotland
Ceiling of the ExCeL Arena, London
Organisations spend a lot of time discussing technical solutions to issues that aren’t actually technical problems: they’re political problems – even if it’s ‘small p’ political problems.
Continue reading “Tech: There is no technical solution to a political problem.”Hazelnut and raisin and dark chocolate? A match made in heaven surely? Not in this bar.
Rocket detail, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh