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Describing the taste of chocolate

Submitted by Ayotola Oronti on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 9:55am.

                      Variety of Chocolates 

#1 tastes sweet and creamy, regular creamy chocolate

#2 tastes sweet and milky. I could also taste buttermilk in it.

#3 is sweet in the beginning but with a slightly bitter after taste. I could taste raw cocoa in it.

#4 is just bitter, no taste of sugar but it has an after taste that is like alcohol.

#5 is strongly bitter, has a strong residual taste too and is mouth watery.

  Tola

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