Examples of chocolate

• You can use cocoa powder to make the cake rather than chocolate - it's a bit of a cheat, but nobody notices the difference.

• I absolutely adore chocolate.

• He was chomping away on a bar of chocolate.

• I have to combat this constant desire to eat chocolate.

• Melt the chocolate to a pouring consistency.

• I chose a recipe called Ultimate Chocolate Pudding and it was very easy to make.

• Chocolate bars have long been the most popular form of chocolate.

• a chocolate lambskin jacket

• Is not the purchaser of chocolates somewhat interested?

• He has conceded that companies have had to move into areas other than chocolates and confectionery simply because the domestic market is not buoyant.

• There are big businesses which do nothing but pack and distribute chocolates in separate establishments, and they will have to pay full rates.

• The same thing applies to sweets and lollipops and chocolates.

• The demand for chocolates and sweets is much greater than the supply.

• Is this boy selling chocolates, or what, to the people?

• Jam, marmalade and honey, which can be sold in cartons or in jars without specific weight, are also mentioned, as are sweets and chocolates.

• We were told that, when the patient wanted to eat the chocolates, they were whisked away.

• We may also wish later to discuss references in previous legislation, which may still be in force, to liqueur chocolates.

• I do not think that children, as a rule, consume these luxury type of chocolates, expensive chocolates and things of that sort.

• He did not make them in regard to liqueur chocolates, which is a very small matter compared with the issue that we are now debating.

• We were concerned because many youngsters could get a taste for alcohol through buying chocolates.

• Many of us were concerned to know that youngsters could go into a confectioner's shop and buy chocolates containing alcohol.

• I have never understood that there was much competition from abroad in the manufacture of chocolates and sweets.

• Racing is in fact different from chocolates and so on, in that it depends greatly on specific gambling revenues for which the lottery represents competition.