Brookside chocolates

[Jbird]

Is anyone else here addicted to them?

:(

These things are like crack, except tastier.

 

[jp_nyc]

I prefer my chocolate without pseudoscience.

 

[Mrs.P]

I find them to be tasty

 

[335clone]

They're ok.

 

[tiger roach]

I have had the pomegranate ones and they are delicious.

I can't have them (or any tasty sweets) around, I'd probably inhale the whole bag in one evening.

 

[bsman]

They're good, and because they are (very) dark chocolate, you really CAN'T eat handsful of them.

 

[Deep Eddy]

I enjoy the Acai ones, but I ignore the pseudoscience. I love chocolate both with and without junk science.

Just bought a bag today at Costco.

 

[Dogsinplastic]

I'm not a fan of blueberries or poms. I am, however, a fan of raisins and have been loving these the last couple of years:

I actually went off milk chocolate years ago. I'll eat it when I'm really jonesing and then regret it immediately. Trader Joe's has some too:

I'd like them as Craisins too, but I haven't seen those yet.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

I like the acai and blueberry.

I don't get the pseudoscience barbs.
It's food. You need food.
If it tastes good, all the better.
If the nutrients in the food are any better than another kind of food, it's a good choice relatively speaking.
Of course, a handful of fresh blueberries is better for you than these candies, but dammit, chocolate!!!
Apparently, a handful of grasshoppers is good for you, but if you're not going to eat them there is no nutritional benefit.

 

[Guitar Heel]

I have had the pomegranate ones and they are delicious.

I can't have them (or any tasty sweets) around, I'd probably inhale the whole bag in one evening.

I would like them more if they were actually chocolate-covered pomegranate. I don't care for the pom-flavored goo.

 

[tiger roach]

I love the goo. No pepple inside like real pom.

 

[Lerxst]

I'm not a fan. Always get a bag around the holidays as a gift. Let me know who wants them this winter.