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March 31, 2008

TCHO Chocolate from Blake Makes.com

A couple of weeks ago I was able to procure some free TCHO chocolate from Blake Makes. The only thing I had to do to get some of this free chocolate is sit at my computer around 8pm and hope to be one of the few people to be the first to comment on Blake's site. Once I was able to "win" this chocolate all I needed to do was sit and wait by the mailbox(impatiently I might add)to arrive and blog about it once it did.

Well it is here now and it is good. Well I say it is good, I have not tried it yet but it smells REALLY good. When I opened that little brown package I smelled chocolate like chocolate is supposed to smell - this is no Hershey's bar for sure.

I was told to just write about the taste and what not, I did not have to cook anything with it. Well I cannot just bring myself to do that, so my mind has been constantly spinning about what to do with it.

What do you think I should try?


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