How do you eat a chocolate bar?

[JabbaDaButt]

Break off a piece before putting into mouth or bite into the bar?

I'm a breaker upper.

Really quickly with a chocolate bar chaser

Depends on the bar imo

Always break pieces off.

With a bar with squares like caramel, dairy milk etc definitely break and eat. They are hard.

Things like mars, snickers, flakes bite into it.

I break a row at a time and then I break the pieces up.

I am also a breaker-upper. But I am also a stuffer-inner. However much I try to take little nibbles and to make it last, I can't usually manage to do that. I don't like fridge-cold chocolate and if it is nicely room temperature and not chewy, I do like to let it melt in my mouth rather than chewing it.

Piece by piece. I love the sound. I'm also still really annoyed kitkat stopped their foil wrapper. Used to be so satisfying piercing the foil with the finger nail and clicking the sticks off.

I like white chocolate best, followed by milk. It must be cold from the fridge and snapped into chucks.

my dad used to buy mars bars slice them up and keep them in a container in the fridge his reason being he would just have a slice maybe two, but unsliced he would eat a whole bar - that didn’t work for me 🥹 I’m not that strong willed.

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If it's something like a boost bar or a KitKat or any other filled bar, I nibble off the chocolate coating like I'm eating corn on the cob. Once I've stripped it bare I'll eat the middle biting chunks off.

If it's a solid bar then I break off squares and let them fully melt in my mouth without chewing.

Just plain chocolate? Yes one piece at a time. But as @CarrierbagsAndPJsanything else bite.

@TheAmazingShrinkingWoman
Dammit! I forgot to say the "All in one go" option 😅

@Heyhelga have they really?? That shows how long it's been since I've had a KitKat 😳

I haven't since stopping UPF.. maybe need to make my own?

Ha, yeah I got rid of the foil wrap a few years ago now. KitKat chunkies are superior now anyway.

Agreed

Bite into them. Whatever type

Break of a line, dip into full fat greek yoghurt in place of a spoon.