If those fine chocolates happened to be dark chocolate, then you might have done your taste buds a disservice by rushing through them. The thing is that you can get much more enjoyment from dark, rich chocolate if you eat slowly. You can give a box of gourmet dark chocolates to your sweetheart on Valentines Day and you may even share the chocolates, by eating them slowly.
It is best to eat any kind of fine chocolates, and especially dark chocolate varieties, only after they have warmed to room temperature. If you have received gourmet chocolates that were shipped in a cooled container, or if you put them in the fridge to keep them fresh, then you should remove them from their chilled environment and be patient as they warm, and enjoy the anticipation of your first taste when the time is right.
There is very little that can compare to the experience of slowly relishing and being able to sense the exquisite layering of flavors that is especially unique to dark chocolate treats. By taking the time to truly luxuriate in the sensations of dark chocolates, you will discover many nuances and subtle flavors that you simply won't find in other varieties, such as sugar free chocolates or chocolate candy bars.
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