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xXx.COLE.xXx
09-12-2006, 01:48 PM
on chocolate
i was looking on some chocolate bars
and some contain caffine
big deal?
not a big deal?
im caffine free but i never relized
some chocolate has caffine in them

kelly
09-12-2006, 01:52 PM
on chocolate
i was looking on some chocolate bars
and some contain caffine
big deal?
not a big deal?
im caffine free but i never relized
some chocolate has caffine in them

mmmm chocolate.

straightXed
09-12-2006, 02:24 PM
on chocolate
i was looking on some chocolate bars
and some contain caffine
big deal?
not a big deal?
im caffine free but i never relized
some chocolate has caffine in them

Its a minimal ammount, milk chocolate even more so. A regular candy bar like a milky way or something probably only has about 5 mg's of caffiene.

kelly
09-12-2006, 10:00 PM
I would do some research into specific candy bars... some types of dark chocolate can have 30 mg of caffeine - almost as much as a can of cola, but some candy bars have a negligible amount. You could probably stick to chocolate that has a small enough amount that it isn't going to effect you.

xXx.COLE.xXx
09-13-2006, 11:03 AM
I would do some research into specific candy bars... some types of dark chocolate can have 30 mg of caffeine - almost as much as a can of cola, but some candy bars have a negligible amount. You could probably stick to chocolate that has a small enough amount that it isn't going to effect you.
thats crazy
dark chocolate is sick anyways
but thats for the help

hxcsxe
10-07-2006, 06:40 AM
whats the point in caffene in chocalate u dont much it wen u feel like being woken up a bit. surly the coko and sugar does that

straightXed
10-07-2006, 07:43 AM
whats the point in caffene in chocalate u dont much it wen u feel like being woken up a bit. surly the coko and sugar does that

You need to re-write this post, and proof read it.

NorskVegan
10-07-2006, 05:03 PM
I'd be more worried about the dairy personally! :)

straightXed
10-07-2006, 05:33 PM
I'd be more worried about the dairy personally! :)

Well that would be because you are vegan and not because you are straightedge.

NorskVegan
10-07-2006, 05:50 PM
Well that would be because you are vegan and not because you are straightedge.

Note the adverb.

straightXed
10-07-2006, 06:00 PM
Note the adverb.

It was noted. But the question pertains to straightedge issues hence it being in the edge section! Your concern was of vegan nature.

xbustedx
10-07-2006, 06:01 PM
whats the point in caffene in chocalate u dont much it wen u feel like being woken up a bit. surly the coko and sugar does that



Yeah...thats just awful, I cant even understand that at all. I mean, the spelling is one thing, but I cant even understand what you were trying to say.

NorskVegan
10-08-2006, 06:24 PM
It was noted. But the question pertains to straightedge issues hence it being in the edge section! Your concern was of vegan nature.

If you're eating the chocolate for the caffeine, then it would be against edge. Either way, if you're eating chocolate I am against it.

xsecx
10-08-2006, 07:08 PM
If you're eating the chocolate for the caffeine, then it would be against edge. Either way, if you're eating chocolate I am against it.

if you're eating chocolate for the caffeine that's like drinking orange juice for the alcohol. are you against fruit juice too?

NorskVegan
10-09-2006, 02:18 PM
if you're eating chocolate for the caffeine that's like drinking orange juice for the alcohol. are you against fruit juice too?

I didn't say I was against chocolate because people were abusing it for the caffeine, but I am against it because of my own beliefs. I was just saying that the only way I would see caffeine in chocolate being againt edge was if you were specifically eating enough chocolate to give you a caffeine high. Actually, a lot of people in my town make kilju (the orange juice derived alcohol). I am against that. Juice is delicious, though. Hooray for juice.

xsecx
10-09-2006, 02:25 PM
I didn't say I was against chocolate because people were abusing it for the caffeine, but I am against it because of my own beliefs. I was just saying that the only way I would see caffeine in chocolate being againt edge was if you were specifically eating enough chocolate to give you a caffeine high. Actually, a lot of people in my town make kilju (the orange juice derived alcohol). I am against that. Juice is delicious, though. Hooray for juice.

and what is the reasoning behind your beliefs? Why are you against it?

NorskVegan
10-13-2006, 05:29 PM
Kilju? It's made by a bunch of teenagers who drink this shit, thoroughly fuck themselves up, and then go out in public and get in car accidents, get in fights, or just make the situation for other kids even harder. If it was just a couple of responsible guys drinking and having fun in privacy, I'd be a lot less quick to condemn it. If it affects me though, then I don't condone it.

Why am I against chocolate? It contains dairy. I wouldn't squeeze your wife's tits to make chocolate no matter how gently I thought I could do it.

xsecx
10-13-2006, 09:07 PM
Kilju? It's made by a bunch of teenagers who drink this shit, thoroughly fuck themselves up, and then go out in public and get in car accidents, get in fights, or just make the situation for other kids even harder. If it was just a couple of responsible guys drinking and having fun in privacy, I'd be a lot less quick to condemn it. If it affects me though, then I don't condone it.

Why am I against chocolate? It contains dairy. I wouldn't squeeze your wife's tits to make chocolate no matter how gently I thought I could do it.

yeah. you might want to educate yourself on the ingredients of chocolate. milk chocolate contains dairy, dark chocolate doesn't.

pittstonjoma
10-15-2006, 10:37 AM
Hershey's Special Dark has dairy, if I remember correctly.

mouseman004
10-15-2006, 11:14 AM
yeah. you might want to educate yourself on the ingredients of chocolate. milk chocolate contains dairy, dark chocolate doesn't.

Dark chocolate doesnt have dairy? wow, i had no idea. What is it made from then?

xsecx
10-15-2006, 11:43 AM
Hershey's Special Dark has dairy, if I remember correctly.

that's a fairly recent thing. it didn't used to and most other dark chocolate doesn't.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 11:43 AM
Dark chocolate doesnt have dairy? wow, i had no idea. What is it made from then?

the same things milk chocolate is made from without the milk?

mouseman004
10-15-2006, 01:55 PM
the same things milk chocolate is made from without the milk?


I assumed all chocolate was made from milk. Therefore i was curious how dark chocolate was made without milk. thanks for making me sound stupid though.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 08:23 PM
I assumed all chocolate was made from milk. Therefore i was curious how dark chocolate was made without milk. thanks for making me sound stupid though.

anytime! but you know, there's nothing stopping you from researching topics prior to posting....

mouseman004
10-15-2006, 08:36 PM
anytime! but you know, there's nothing stopping you from researching topics prior to posting....


I realise that, but it wasn't something I was insanely interested in, I just thought it was vaguely interesting so I was looking for a quick answer. thats all.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 08:42 PM
I realise that, but it wasn't something I was insanely interested in, I just thought it was vaguely interesting so I was looking for a quick answer. thats all.

which lead you to look dumb.

mouseman004
10-15-2006, 08:44 PM
which lead you to look dumb.

How did me asking the question make me look dumb? I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who didnt know there was no dairy in dark chocolate.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 08:47 PM
How did me asking the question make me look dumb? I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who didnt know there was no dairy in dark chocolate.

because you made an assumption and took absolutely no time to research it. rather than finding out what something is, you ask a question instead of finding out yourself. which makes you look dumb when you ask dumb questions.

mouseman004
10-15-2006, 08:51 PM
because you made an assumption and took absolutely no time to research it. rather than finding out what something is, you ask a question instead of finding out yourself. which makes you look dumb when you ask dumb questions.


Well no, it was a case of you saying something that seemed interesting, so I asked you about it. I'll be sure to do some research before I ask you anymore questions.

NorskVegan
10-15-2006, 09:41 PM
Hershey's Special Dark has dairy, if I remember correctly.

Yes, it does. So do most other commercial dark chocolates. Yes, there are a few kinds of dark chocolate without dairy, but most contain at least a little bit. It helps to thicken it out and give it less of a bitter-as-shit taste.

NorskVegan
10-15-2006, 09:44 PM
which lead you to look dumb.

Oh dear...I hope I will one day have the honor of getting my ass kicked at a hXc show by you, Dusty.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 10:03 PM
Yes, it does. So do most other commercial dark chocolates. Yes, there are a few kinds of dark chocolate without dairy, but most contain at least a little bit. It helps to thicken it out and give it less of a bitter-as-shit taste.

this statement just isn't true, especially in light of your stance against chocolate, since there is in fact chocolate that doesn't contain dairy.

xsecx
10-15-2006, 10:03 PM
Oh dear...I hope I will one day have the honor of getting my ass kicked at a hXc show by you, Dusty.

sure? not really sure what would have motivated this comment though.

straightXed
10-16-2006, 12:27 PM
Yes, it does. So do most other commercial dark chocolates. Yes, there are a few kinds of dark chocolate without dairy, but most contain at least a little bit. It helps to thicken it out and give it less of a bitter-as-shit taste.

This is incorrect, most dark chocolate is void of dairy and it doesn't need thickening, its generally thicker than milk chocolate. People enjoy the bitter taste and a lot of brands market based on how close their product is to being pure cocoa, many at around 70 - 85% cocoa. Ingredients for most bars are: cocoa, cocoa butter, sugar, vanilla. Sometimes other additives are used like soy lechtin. Due to factory's they may contain warnings of being on the same line as products containing milk, nuts etc. but its not an active ingredient.

straightXed
10-16-2006, 12:27 PM
Oh dear...I hope I will one day have the honor of getting my ass kicked at a hXc show by you, Dusty.


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