white chocolate blueberry === OMG!

[Kali]

must try - these are GOOD

[Sebastian Doyle]

1. Sounds good, but dark chocolate blueberry would be better

Because then it could also be called a "health food"

[Kali]

8. heh

sounds like the ground pecan pound cake from a German recipe - we were calling that thing a healthy nut bread. yeah, right.

[ThomCat]

14. No, then it could be called heavenly.

:9

[applegrove]

2. I walked into Godiva cholatier and asked if they had any candy cane bark. It was $11.00 for

a tiny bit. So I walked out. That blueberry thing may be within my budget. I'll have to look into that.

[Kali]

4. $2

not bad

[Shell Beau]

6. I soooo embarrassed myself at Godiva once. Someone

told me the chocolate covered strawberries in the windows were samples. So I went and grabbed one and walked out. The woman chased me out of the store and informed we they were not in fact samples. I said ok, well I will buy it then. She acted like since I thought they were free then there is no way I would pay for it. I was a little surprised when I paid $8 for that damn strawberry. I was out 8 bucks and embarrassed as hell.

[Xipe Totec]

11. You should have bit off a piece, paid $4, and returned the rest

I would have told her it was stale.

:evilgrin:

[Shell Beau]

13. Man, why didn't I think of that?

:P

[Shell Beau]

3. YOU ARE EVIL!!!

[Kali]

5. ...

it is a very thin bar :evilgrin:

[Tuesday Afternoon]

7. looks delish -- where to buy?

me want!

[Kali]

9. they are Safeway Select

label didn't copy very well - new. I couldn't even find an image on line.

[supernova]

10. Wonder what the berries are like?

Are they dried?

That's actually a good use of white chocolate.

:thumbsup:

(I had xmas candy making on my brain all day today.)

[Kali]

12. they are sugar crusted "granules" whatever that means

the flavor is good though - here are the ingredients: sugar, cocoa butter, dry whole milk, bluebery granules 4.0% (blueberry powder 50%, sugar), nonfat dry milk, soy lecithin, (an emulsifier) natural flavors.

8% RDA calcium! they ARE healthy!