100% cacao chocolate bars. They are a hugely acquired taste, but now they taste sweet to me and I can sense a rich backdrop of flavors. Initially they were super bitter. It's super hard, if not impossible, to binge on 100% chocolate.

Not Cadbury

I spent some time in Switzerland, and there was a chocolate chateau in Interlaken which sold these individually wrapped chocolate cubes which broke up and melted in your mouth.

It's very good I live very far away from that place now.

Definatelly the ones over 90%. 80% is already too sweet. Sadly most of the ones I can find here are the Lindt ones which are not good. I'm not sure what the names are but most were some speciality chocklades which are very expensive so I only buy them once in a while.

Types of chocolate, or chocolate foods?

If the former, dark chocolate. 72% is the sweet spot for me.

If the latter, chocolate cake. The rich dense fudgey kind with ganache frosting. A close second is hot chocolate. I'm a big fan of champurrado in particular.

Dark and white! White chocolate biscuits are my weakness

I have a local shop who makes their own. I like the 85% dark from Peru. Its so good.

White chocolate!

In a product like thing? I really like chocolate peppermint crinkle cookies.

Felchlin Maracaibo 65%

Just needs to be experienced.

Any well tempered chocolate will do. Barring that, most other chocolate will do too

I really like Tony’s dark almond sea salt right now. It’s only 51% but the salt really draws out the bitter flavors you would normally only get out of darker chocolates.

The darker, the better. I'm not picky though.