Chocolate is the perfect solution for a tough, emotionally exhausting week. What is it about chocolate that makes everything feel better?
On second thought, don’t answer that.
Today, as I was dipping 200+ truffles into melted chocolate, CandyMan asked why I was making so much candy. Special occasion, maybe?
Do you need an excuse for chocolate?
Not this week, that’s for sure.
If you’d like to see how I made these peanut butter and chocolate dipped truffles, I just happen to have detailed recipe and instructions. You’re welcome.
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Joshua says
Chocolates have been thought as very good stress busters for long, and just a sight of it lets your body swing with happy hormones. And yes! me too am a very big chocolate lover.
George says
Chocolate not only makes one feel better, but dark chocolate (my favorite kind) apparently has health benefits as well! https://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20030827/dark-chocolate-is-healthy-chocolate
Patel Urvisha says
Personal i don’t know any women who didn’t like chocolate. I like milk chocolate and chocolate hazelnut, i eat one or two times per week but in small quantities. Chocolate it make me feel i’m in heaven. Your picture make me to go and buy a litlle chocolate, hmmmmm!
thejewishhostess says
Worth the calories!!!
Maria Pavel says
Hi,
Did you say chocolate? Oh yeeees! Chocolate is one of our biggest pleasure, but we musn’t exaggerate eating chocolate because we might fall into the diabetic illness which is very bad. But though, chocolate is excellent, the best way to relax anything anywhere. I use to eat chocolate before sleeping for getting a more relaxing sleep and for waking up happy because of the benefical substances within chocolate. Thank you very much for sharing this great article and for making me hungry with that picture, lol! Keep up the good work!
Best regards,
Maria
Lolli says
Yes, great minds definitely do think alike! :) I actually got the recipe from a friend of mine. She and her mother in law (who has been making candies for years) taught a group class on hand dipped chocolates. It was the BEST class ever! :)
PS–hers are much prettier than mine, but mine taste just as good. LOL
Susie's Homemade says
No excuse necessary:-)
Mel @ Mel's Box of Chocolates says
totally agree that everybody can use more chocolate in their lives. Those look divine and im definitely going to test out your recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Aparna Vashisht says
yum yum for my tum tum!!! send some over.
Lolli says
You know those soft, melt in your mouth gourmet chocolates? Yeah, they’re like that.
Lolli says
I need to share so I don’t eat them all myself! LOL
Crissy says
Good Lord. That looks so good.
Heather says
Yum. These look DIVINE.
Be glad I am not your neighbor. ;)
Lolli says
Next time I see you, remind me and I’ll make you some. It’s pretty darn amazing. Seriously, the PERFECT ending to a rather crappy week. :) And if anyone else needs some chocolate, I think it’s you!
Lolli says
I think you may need to send that to me again. Tomorrow, one of my “girls” in my Sunday school class is having a birthday. Those girls are getting extra lucky, I’m telling you!
Lolli says
Totally. And today was one of those days. And I feel loads better! :)
Christine says
We just made these the other day and I planned to share the recipe, too! (I feel so unoriginal these days, but they say great minds think alike…) Did you get the recipe from Parents? (Or maybe it was Parenting?)
Lisa says
Chocolate? Hello. After this week, I am definitely up for chocolate. Combined with Peanut Butter? OMG.
You know, I could meet you halfway… :)
Andrea (Lil-Kid-Things) says
UH MAH GUH.
Those look amazing. Do you have my shipping address?
Amy says
Sometimes, NOTHING but chocolate will do.
Lolli says
Oh, yes. I KNOW emotional. There’s a whole range of emotional that chocolate covers. :)
ConnieFoggles says
I never need an excuse for chocolate, but I do find that I eat more when I’m emotional. Realize I wrote emotional so I’m covering all the bases – sad, happy, worried, excited, etc. :)