pinkie pie wants a chooclate

@SeraphimDawn  

 

@Mrmildock  
It’s pure coco butter.

@SeraphimDawn  
I don’t think so. I think I heard that it doesn’t contain the same solids as regular chocolate.

@Mrmildock
 
@ED-SKaR  
Is it even chocolate?

@ED-SKaR  
White chocolate is “alright”. Big fan of orange chocolate though.

@ED-SKaR  
White Chocolate is amazing.

@SeraphimDawn  

 
I prefer white chocolate…
 
 
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@SeraphimDawn  
 
Yes!

@Mrmildock  
Almonds ftw

@SeraphimDawn  
 
XD JK

Dark > Milk chocolate

@EddersCPFC  
XD  
One of my favorite episodes.  
Chocolate! Chocolate! Chocolaaaaaaate!

What you don’t know is that this is a recreation of the Spongebob episode “Chocolate with nuts” :P

Eat it, Dashie, eat all of it.

***spoilered for suggestive innuendo***  
Pinkie Pie: “Gee, Rainbow, I didn’t think you’d be interested in anything six inches long with nuts.”

@Background Pony #2872  
Huh, never knew of that. Thanks for informing.

@BlazingDazzlingDusk
 
The problem with people outside of America eating American milk chocolate is that it contains an acid which, if you’re not used to it, tastes sort-of like vomit because it’s a similar to what gets produced in your stomach.
 
So us Americans can eat milk chocolate happily, and it doesn’t bother us because milk chocolate is the #1 most-popular chocolate here, but a, say European, eats a Hershey’s bar, they might gag because they’ve never had chocolate with that ingredient before.

@Mrmildock  
D:< I am not! I’ve got Cadbury’s instead.
 
 
@atalarikt  
:)  
Thought I’d link you to this, don’t reply to me here.  
>>1090567

@atalarikt  
Indeed I must XD

@BlazingDazzlingDusk  

 
You’re just jealous BlazingDazzlingDusk >:D

You should definitely watch your minis before they eat the chocolate bars you buy. :P

@OneOverTwo  

 
Yes, I’f prefer hazelnuts.

@ED-SKaR  
Whatever you think of chocolates, that’s not what wrong with the bar; there are accursed almonds embedded within the bar. Terriblfying.

@ED-SKaR  
I think the Yorkie bar advertising campaign is brilliant. It would never fly here in the U.S. but the Tom Sawyeresque reverse psychology not-so-thinly disguised as discrimination is a thing of beauty.