chocolate

This one has been argued since both items existed at the same time. An Internet magazine says it has the answer. But a couple of other publications claim the answer is not as cut-and-dried as you'd think.

Do you take a bite out of the ear, rump or foot first? I'm talking about your favorite chocolate bunny. Some traditions are hard to break.  I'm all grown up but every year I still purchase a chocolate bunny. I look forward to this treat along with the just born jelly beans. I will admit the bunny has shrunk since I've become older.

There's a new study that says those who eat chocolate the most weigh less than those who avoid the sweet treat. But, as usual, there are a few qualifiers on the results.

On Christmas morning, we always find chocolate in some form stuffed in our stockings or under the tree at my house. There are so many options when it comes to chocolate, some tasty and others rich or even luxurious. These are my five favorite chocolate gifts...

The holidays are so fun for baking. I always stock my pantry with flour, sugar and everything else I need to bake with. This is the best time.. Everything is on sale !!! I made this easy fun recipe the other night.  Enjoy and I look forward to seeing the pictures

You've been hearing it for a while now: Research indicating chocolate (especially dark chocolate) can help reduce blood pressure, "bad" cholesterol, and plaque buildup on arteries. But no one had ever studied if eating chocolate could help cut back on heart attacks and strokes. Until now...

Your personality is revealed by your choice of chocolate: Chocolate-Covered Nuts -- You're the mainstay of your family, always there to support your loved ones. And they know that you can be depended on to solve most any problem. Caramel Center -- You're the Peter Pan in your circle of loved ones -- beneath your adult shell beats the heart of a youngster ... Read More ...