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To Chocolate or not to Chocolate.
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jerrib
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Bob_Ewing
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jerrib
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Bob_Ewing
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jerrib
- Hmm
A big chocolate food-for-thought question. Do you really think a chocoholic is going to care where their chocolate comes from, Bob, other than which manufacturer and type of chocolate?
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Bob_Ewing
- Re: Hmm
In response to message posted by jerrib: Greetings, they may not, especially if they put getting their fix ahead of the welfare of others. this doesn't mean that people shouldn't think and beware of the what they are supporting when they make a purchase.
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jerrib
- Re: Re: Hmm
In response to message posted by Bob_Ewing: I agree. But I think most folks just don't think that deep when they have a craving.
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Bob_Ewing
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In response to message posted by jerrib: Greetings agreed, cravings are very powerful but they also present an opportunity for positive change. If you love chocolate and just gotta have, why not plan ahead. Don't wait until you are in deep need and anything will do, keep some fair trade chocolate on hand for those special moments when you just want to be alone with your chocolate.
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