What is your favorite brand of chocolate?

I think you mean Baci by Perugina, OP. Delicious hazelnut and chocolate candy with a love note in each wrapper.

Moser Roth

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Can't beat those Hershey Kisses !

R1, yep. Man that brand of chocolate tastes great.

R4, Actually Hershey's kisses tastes generic. I think it's made from low quality cocoa or something.

Daffin's

Valrhona

See's.

That's FERRERO ROCHER, OP!

Trader Joe's.

Leonidas

La Maison du Chocolat

Massive Thug Hustler Cock From The Mean Streets Of South Central L.A.

See's. They just had a sale (which rarely happens) in honor of Mary See's birthday. Not good for my waistline! (And you can always get a good discount by buying their gift certificates at Costco.)

Harry London

Brookside. Talk about delicious.

Puyricard

Truffle Pig and Lindt

Lindt 85% cacao

What ever chocolate I can shoplift at the campus books store. I have no money. Textbooks are SO EXPENSIVE! I want to resell mine.

Lindt Classic Recipe Milk Chocolate Bars. They're not high-brow but they're very tasty.

milka

No love for Godiva? I used to buy for my (late) aunt, bdays from me, and literally buy FOR her; she would send me $$ to ship her a 1, lb box; she would eat just ONE chocolate per day - very disciplined. Me? not so much.

Godiva dark chocolate tastes like wax to me - or I should say the wax lips I remember from when I was a kid

I like Chocolats du Cali Bressan. The Buddha Beauty is fantastic.

Go ahead and laugh, but for you chocolate connoisseurs on a budget ( or not ) try Aldi's Dark chocolate with chili, dark chocolate with mint, dark chocolate with orange and almonds, and the milk chocolate with toffee chips is absolutely, fabulously addicitive. All imported from Germany.

Guittard. Though the name is French, they're in SF.

We have some local chocolatiers that can rival any top brand.

Sno-Caps, you pretentious bitches

Freia, Norwegian brand. Best chocolate in the world.... EVER.

Teuschers

Years ago they were expensive.

Now they're insanely expensive.

Most likely will never have them again but they are as good as I've tasted.

And where do "we" live, R29?

Surprisingly, Paul Newman makes a good dark bar. Super Dark Chocolate 70% Cocoa. It's one of the better "healthy" dark chocolates I've tasted.

R29 probably lives in the suburbs of Zurich.

Theo chocolates, especially the chocolate and ginger.

Lindt Intense Mint

and the occasional Milky Bar

ANYthing from the film "Chocolat." Especially that hot chocolate drink that becomes the favorite of Dame Judy.

The "chocolate" wafer in Necco Wafers, bitches.

Only posh chocolate for me.

We actually tried a Godiva chocolate a couple of years ago and could not believe that such crap would cost so much!

Very waxlike, Godiva.

Hachez, some of the best chocolate in Europe - let alone Germany.

For the smaller budget -- Ritter sport

Agree with R22, Lindt milk choco.

Another vote for Lindt

Another vote for Teuscher. ♡

R39 yuck

Y'all should look up Zotter!

I love Green & Black's chocolate. Thankfully Mondelēz haven't messed around with it too much (like they did Cadbury, the bastards!).

I also found out recently why American chocolate tastes like vomit to me. Chocolate in the U.S. is extra processed which makes some kind of acid as a side-effect. That's what I can taste; it's horrible!

For those just looking for pure chocolate with yummy praline etc. This is unquestionably the best single-source/s artisan chocolate I've tasted.

The unique fruit and other flavour notes really come through and sing.

MDW, a small, gay-owned chocolate maker in Chicago. These guys began making chocolates as a hobby 20 years ago and everything is still hand-made in small batches. (The filled chocolates are amazing.)

Cadbury, especially if it's British Cadbury. Their Milk Chocolate Fruit and Nut bar is one of my favorite things to splurge on....if I'm going to splurge, which I don't too often.

Mozartkugel

It has to be Lindt.

Also, Ritter Sport. Their coconut chocolate bar is delicious.