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Exploring The Senses

Submitted by Barbara Kauffman on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 8:49am.

Number 1 chocolate gave me a smooth and mellow sensation when I bit into it.

I wanted to have more and more of it.

Number 2 chocolate tasted somewhat bitter. It wasn't a pleasant taste.

Number 3 chocolate tasted a bit more stronger than Number 2 and I didn't think it was pleasant to the taste.

Number 4 chocolate was super bitter and it was the most unpleasant taste for me. It tasted like coffee without the cream and sugar that I drink at a fast food restaurant. Yuk!

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