/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12604718
Is just cocoa butter with milk and sugar, so I guess you do not like the taste of chocolate

>>12604718
Vanilla is better thwn chocoiate. my taste sais so

white chocolate has too much sugar in it.

OP, it's only for kids.

>>12604718
White makes right

>>12604718
man this is my crack, not even kidding

Get one of those even if you think you don't like black chocolate, it will change your mind.

no caffein

Because you took the cooca out so your just left with the sugar and palm oil and you have children tastes

>>12604966
w2c

>>12604872
>>12604918
>>12605037
These.

>>12605081
http://www.vivani-chocolate.de/Where_to_buy_e.html

Depends on where you are. I buy them at Ekoplaza in the Netherlands. So any organic produce/hippie supermarket probably? Seems like their United States product range is very poor compared to other countries and they don't sell this specific bar?
This white bar has 35% sugar in it, the perfect sweetness if you compare it to those sugarbars that normally go for white chocolate.

>>12605111
>t. caffeine-addicted slave
It's almost 7. Time for another dose, wagie.

>>12605111
seconded. only good in small amounts.

>>12605198
>caffeine BAD
Cope harder, fattie.

>>12605081
What does this mean??

>>12605266
Caffeine is a physically and psychologically addictive stimulant drug whose withdrawal symptoms are identical to those of cocaine. Also, I'm 6'2" and weigh 168 pounds.

Time for your hit, wagie. You're getting cranky without your fix.

>>12605312
Yeah except cocaine doesn't into actual withdrawal like caffeine does

>>12604987
>black chocolate
My nigga

>>12605312
Sure thing, sugar-addicted fattie.
Let me know when your diabetes powder has half as many health benefits as coffee.

>>12605680
Imagine being a slave to a narcotic bean and rapidly defending your addiction on the internet.

>>12606122
>m-muh addiction
Is that all you have for your lame crusade against a healthy beverage like coffee? Getting pretty stale already.

>>12606122
https://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/post/caffeine-really-addictive
>While caffeine produces a small rise in dopamine, it does not cause the large surge that unbalances the reward circuits in the brain and is necessary for an addiction. So even though the word “addiction” is often used casually, caffeine is not addictive (scientifically speaking).

>>12604718
Because it's white.

>>12604718
White chocolate is neither white nor chalk. explain!

>>12606131
>caffeine
>healthy
Look, man, you have to take a dose of a drug every single day just to feel "normal." You're absolutely fucking seething at someone for just pointing this out. Let's take a look at some of the signs of addiction:

>An inability to stop using
>Mood swings
>Lack of motivation
>Irritability/Argumentativeness
>Defensiveness
>Inability to deal with stress
>Denial
>Rationalizing – Offering alibis, excuses, justifications, or other explanations for their using behavior
>Minimization – Admitting superficially to the problem but not admitting to the seriousness or full scope of the behavior or consequences
>Blaming – Placing the blame for the behavior on someone or something else
>Diversion – Changing the subject to avoid discussing the topic

I hope one day you can be honest with yourself and beat this vice. You'll find you have more energy after quitting caffeine than you do while on it.

>>12606195
Imagine literally showing up at every thread where coffee is mentioned to be butthurt and spout m-muh addiction strawman.
I have none of those symptoms, cope harder.

>>12606234
>>12606195
get a room, you two.

>>12606147
Please explain to me how a physically and psychologically addictive stimulant drug is "not addictive." I'd really, really love to hear this reasoning. "It releases less dopamine than cocaine so therefore it can't be addictive" is the dumbest fucking thing I've ever read. It has side effects and withdrawal symptoms identical to those of cocaine, for one. People addicted to caffeine feel like they NEED to take a dose of a drug from the moment they wake up in order to enter an altered state and feel "normal" for a few hours, i.e. to curb withdrawal symptoms. If they don't get their fix, they start experiencing psychological and physical symptoms of withdrawal because their body has quite literally become dependent upon the presence of this drug in their system.
How
in
the
fuck
is
that
not
addiction?

>>12606234
"I have literally none of those symptoms," he writes, while exhibiting denial, an inability to stop using, irritability, argumentativeness, defensiveness, rationalization, and minimization

I'm seriously pulling for you, bro. I quit caffeine over a year ago and the withdrawal was months of hell, but I'm better now without caffeine than I ever was with it. Better sleep, calmer, more confident, a consistently high energy level, better vision (seriously), and more. The first step to quitting is simply admitting you have a problem.

>>12606155

>>12606297
Who are you kidding, fattie? You never even stepped in the vicinity of a coffee cup. Go have your candy alredy.

>>12606326
Once again, I'm 6'2" and weigh 168 pounds. I can see how you'd forget, though. A side effect of caffeine abuse is confusion. I hope you get the help you deserve, anon.

>>12606267
Caffeine isn't considered addictive as it lacks physical dependence and the withdrawal symptoms are mild to non- existant. The reward stimuli is also incredibly small and isn't enough to make anyone psychologically addicted to caffeine itself. The main reason it's seen as addictive is that it's so easily available that it becomes part of one's daily routine, thus creating an artificial dependence. But you can easily quit caffeine without really need to worry, the most you'll experience is some sluggishness and maybe a headache(I've never gotten a headache when cycling off caffeine and I usually do 3-500mg a day when I'm on it).

>>12606374
It's not that I've forgetten, fattie. I'm just not buying your rants.

>not getting your coffeine from freshly steeped tea

>>12606408
forgotten*

>>12606267
>Please explain to me how a physically and psychologically addictive stimulant drug is "not addictive."

...are you bad at reading? English your second language? Cock too deep in your esophagus to see the screen?

>>12606147
>[caffeine] does not cause the large surge that unbalances the reward circuits in the brain and is necessary for an addiction

>>12606997
Look, friend, you can get psychologically addicted to anything. There is no "dopamine threshold" for addiction. Just because caffeine doesn't give "as much" of a high as coke doesn't make it not an addictive stimulant that causes physical dependency and withdrawal.

>>12604718
Because you're addicted to sugar.

>>12605009
cringe

Higher iq

>>12606267
who cares if it's "addictive" if that's literally the only "negative" effect. it's not like there's a comedown or OD risk or brain damage and mood destabilization like there are with cocaine and other hard drugs. you're reaching

>>12607045
>you can get psychologically addicted to anything
>causes physical dependency and withdrawal
retard

>>12604718
probably cause it has no bitterness or complexity, I mean it's just butter and sugar

Can we get back to talking about chocolate instead of sperging out about caffeïne?

>>12604718
Dilate faggot

>>12606234
Argumentativeness much?

it's not contaminated with shit
for me it's just the delicious synergy of cocoa butter which actually has the flavor and aroma and milk

>>12607779
cope

>>12607817
It's just funny because saying it's not addictive is arguing at this point, one of the symptoms.
I am actually not that guy but I do get a headache on the weekend when I don't have my coffee myself so I feel that's sorta a withdrawel symptom maybe.

>>12604822
"if u dont eat pure cacao beans u must hate the taste of chocolate"

>>12604918
This is a fact. As a Belgian child I prefered white chocolate. But with aging I disliked the taste more and more. Milk chocolate uber allesch.

>>12604718
What are you talking about? White chocolate is the shittiest chocolate.

>>12604822
U must not loik chowcolat eef u eat anifin but coacoa powder wif a spoon.

>>12608145
>>12608508
>you can only eat white chocolate or raw cocoa beans
>le ebin wojak meems
Summer, it‘s time to go back.

>>12607642
>it's not like there's a comedown
There absolutely is. Midday crash.
>or OD risk
You absolutely can overdose on and die from caffeine.
>or brain damage
Pic related. You are doing that to your brain every single day.
>mood destabilization
Caffeine causes anxiety, anger, and disturbed sleep which leads to depression.

The absolute STATE of you deluded junkies.

>>12606155
Wow, it took how many posts?
You're slipping, 4chan.

>when you don't really like the time taste of coffee but have an occasional cup

Wow, this whole thread has changed my outlook desu.

I think it's time America came to terms with the facts, coffee is a drug, and it's addictive.

>>12610201
Coffee "junkies" are statistically likelier to live longer than you and at a lower risk for Alzheimer's or at a lower risk for type 2 diabetes among several other benefits. And since you mention depression, coffee has been linked to the opposite, you retard.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6163886/
>In conclusion, higher coffee consumption was inversely associated with the incidence of depression in a Mediterranean cohort, although the linear dose–response association was not significant. Future studies with longitudinal design and intervention studies would be needed to investigate potential health benefits of coffee consumption.

Not our fault your delicate constitution gets cucked by a cup of coffe, don't project your symptoms onto the rest of us.

>>12610431
lmao

>>12610492
The same can be said of Ketamine. I guess you should start doing that every day, too.

>>12606381
>it lacks physical dependence
lol keep telling yourself this

>>12610822
>hur I red a news article about ketamine and depresshun, that means it good11!!
You're a retard and a cuck.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3713393/

>This study revealed the lesions in many regions of the brain of ketamine addicts. These lesions appeared as minute patches in the first year and became larger sites of atrophy by 4 years of addiction. The majority of the addicts was on dosage of 1 g per day and used ketamine daily for several years.

>>12610822
Oh, really? I guess you could link a study where regular ketamine consumption has been linked to, say, lower risk of all-cause mortality or lower risk for Alzheimer's then.

>>12605680
>>12606234
How much this research is conducted by coffee producing companies? If that's the case how could they be trustworthy?

>>12604718
"white" is not how you spell "baker's"

>>12605305
lurk effay for 1000yrs before venturing to other boards

>>12606256
Naw, I wanna see some anons raw wrestle and get sweaty

>>12611365

>>12611354
cringe

official /ck/ chocolate rating:

white with crisp > white > milk chocolate > dark chocolate