FullAuto: Good point. Never thought of that before. Perhaps I should read the label instead of smearing it across women and licking it off...

Always read the label first!!! If you think about it you could be giving pleasure to two women at the same time (even though one has been melted!!!) Is that a Toblerone (chocolate triangle???)

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

"Darling, just how much do you like Nutella?"

See above!!!

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Nuts yes, I told you I was having therapy !! choc certainly not!

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Well, Nutella always struck me as being more chocolatey than nutty, but nuts on their own are by no means a bad thing. Apparently.

FullAuto: Well, Nutella always struck me as being more chocolatey than nutty, but nuts on their own are by no means a bad thing. Apparently.

Nuts are better with those wrinkly things that swell when moisture is added and are sometimes covered in chocoloate ..... raisins !!!

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Every girl I've met prefers a mixed bag, both nuts and raisins. Very decadent.

Quite indulgent but I find - worth it!!! (especially when you get the big ones - brazils of course)

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

I prefer to concentrate on taste and firmness when it comes to things like fruit (melons, say).

FullAuto: I prefer to concentrate on taste and firmness when it comes to things like fruit (melons, say).

Ripe & firm yes,
but they do say that more than a mouth / handful's a waste - not sure myself. ,

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Depends entirely upon one's appetite, I suppose. Though you can always go back for more if the first helping wasn't enough.

Hmm, it's nice to have seconds - but shouldn't be greedy

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Oh, really?









Shit.

Do you enjoy the first helping as muchas the first though? The initial excitement and rush of enthusiasm gives way to a more relaxed and intense savouring of the dish.

"To play it safe is not to play at all."

Well, the more I eat it the more familiar it becomes, but I certainly don't enjoy it any less. And variety is always possible.