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A site dedicated to the exploration and ecstasy of chocolate. The Chocolate Priestess will lead "Saturday Sacraments" by taking the reader through the experience of one type of chocolate or one companies offering described in all five senses. Other postings will review other types of chocolate and related products and events, along with thoughts about chocolate in the news and culture under various headings that you can find on the side menu.
I don't know about the stores where you shop, Sisters and Brothers, but my local grocery stores, the big chains, the small chain and the coop, rarely have their healthiest offerings on sale. Generally it's the big names or the fatty foods I find wi (read full article)
Tomorrow is "National S'mores Day" another fun holiday that uses chocolate and gives us, Sisters and Brothers, a reason to indulge in our Sacred Substance. The "S'more" may go back to the Girl Scouts in the 1920s according to several online sources (read full article)
A few weeks back I saw a new product out from Little Debbie, a brand I grew up eating in my parents' house. "Honey Buns" are a treat that the Milk Chocolate Acolyte has enjoyed ever since I've known him which is about 21 years now. When I saw the (read full article)
We'll this "National Ice Cream Month" of reviews by returning to scoops of ice cream. We've looked at a lot of fun bars and treats, creative flavor combinations, and even your Chocolate Priestess's first foray into making homemade ice cream by hersel (read full article)
Today, July 28th, is "National Chocolate Milk Day" and in honor of it, your Chocolate Priestess is going to review "Horizon Organic Chocolate Reduced Fat Milk" which is a shelf stable product, meaning you can simply store it in the pantry until you u (read full article)
This is the last Klondike bar review for July 2010. The folks from Klondike have seen our honest reviews, the good, the bad, the middle of the road reactions, and sent us some coupons for free products so they will be some of our Sacraments for Aug (read full article)
Two final Klondike bars to review in our July series, Sisters and Brothers, and it is time we turn to their "Slim-a-Bear" varieties. The first up is the "No Sugar Added" Krunch bars which come in a silver, full coverage box but are wrapped in plain (read full article)
Your Chocolate Priestess's nearby Kroger supermarket also had the Klondike variety she had been hoping for: Dark Chocolate. As followers will know, dark is her favorite general variety of chocolate but as I hope you have learned, that covers a wide (read full article)
Today, Sisters and Brothers, is another "National Ice Cream Day" of which there appear to be several different days associated with. Considering this is "National Ice Cream Month" I'm not sure why we need a particular day to mark this frozen treat (read full article)
When your Chocolate Priestess found the Klondike bars on sale at her nearby Super Target, she saw varieties on the boxes that were not on the shelves. A few days later while shopping in her nearby Kroger supermarket she found some other varieties o (read full article)
The final Klondike variety your Chocolate Priestess found on sale at her nearby Super Target was the "Double Chocolate" variety. These are basically light ice cream made with process cocoa underneath a milk chocolate shell. One bar has 250 calories (read full article)
Another Klondike variety your Chocolate Priestess found in her nearby Super Target was the Reese's variety. Six bars are in one pack and these were around $2.50 for a box so a decent price I think. These bars have three different parts to them. (read full article)
Since July is "National Ice Cream Month" here in the USA, your Chocolate Priestess is going to do a higher number of ice cream reviews than she normally would do in a month. As always I welcome your comments and would love to see a discussion break (read full article)
As you know, Sisters and Brothers, I've teamed up with the folks from CSN before to do a review and giveaway a product. This time around, in honor of July being "National Ice Cream Month" I'm being sent an ice cream maker to reveal to you all. CSN (read full article)
Your Chocolate Priestess discovered this fondue restaurant called The Melting Pot several years ago on an academic trip to Arizona. When we came back to Indiana we looked for it and found on up in the capital but that's about a 75 minute trek for u (read full article)
Not far from your Chocolate Priestess's house, there is one of two branches of a local grocery store called Sahara Mart. This particular branch opened within the past two years. Normally we shop at our nearby Kroger or the Bloomingfoods because w (read full article)
Whitman's Samplers have been around for a long, long time. One of the coolest things about them is that in the lid of the box they have vague shapes that represent the compartments that the candy sits in as you can see in this photo. This lets yo (read full article)
Your Chocolate Priestess is very lucky to live about half a mile from an amazing little bakehouse and cafe called The Scholar's Inn Bakehouse that she visits at least once a month with some female friends. Over the months she's had some great chocol (read full article)
Normally we associate chocolate with gifts for women but the simple fact is as the men who follow, read and enter contests on The Chocolate Cult demonstrate our Sacred Substance has universal appeal not limited by biological sex. Father's Day is ap (read full article)
Today, June 7th, is "National Chocolate Ice Cream Day". Your Chocolate Priestess wants to review a store brand ice cream choice that is as good as the more expensive brand names available in our area of the woods -- South Central Indiana. Kroger (read full article)
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