And Deacon Blue are putting out Chocolate Girl again too!

As just the mention of chocolate has stimulated a Pavlovian reflex chez Clef.

Just when I thought I had it licked.

An ice cream record - now that really would be something!

When you can have a whole city...

Careless Wispa

Rollo for Beethoven

will reprise Your Latest Twix.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm here all week …

This happened in the late '80's. In fact I bought Pump Up The Volume by, erm, Mars, in this format.

by Galaxy 500 is due the remastering treatment, I believe.

in edible form from M&M.

I could murder a cadbury's Flake....

.

...here.

please don't Snicker at that comment!

Any one else buy this single in 1978 on oblong brown vinyl? It was used in a Yorkie advert.

It did look a bit odd sitting in my metal toast rack-esque singles holder.

...anyone?

just to prove there's nothing new under the sun I recall reading about these little beauties.

The two very rare tin phonographs pictured above were made in late 1903 and have to rank among the most unusual phonographs ever made: they were designed to play disk records made of chocolate! Made by the Stollwerck Chocolate company in Germany, the phonographs were powered by a tiny clock motor made by Junghans, a company still in the clock business today.

Read about them here
http://www.edisontinfoil.com/stollwercks.htm.
somehow it didn't attach

...but the Chocolate Watch banned

The Kinder Surprise Sisters

How could they know?/ Hot tramp, I love you so.

They made the video for The Police's Wrapped Around Your Finger (of Fudge) you know..

... that the 80's advert for Revels had retooled lyrics from Rebel Rebel in it. To this day that's how I hear it in my head.

used the rather ace "Take Some Time Out For Love" by The Isley Brothers for the ad

I'd like that sound of Old Jamaica with Desmond Double Dekker

I'd like that sound of Old Jamaica with Desmond Double Dekker

Can you still get them?
Then again, we all have our own choccadillos. I used to think the old Aztec (Camera) bars were much superior to the Mars bar but they vanished without trace..

- something about Steve 'Silk' CurlywurlyHurley ...

by The Revolting Chocs

Crackin set of pipes, has Spike. The only replacement for Rod in the New Faces, in my opinion

New entry, Marianne Faithful

a dear friend of mine gave me for my 25th birthday a 12" record made of chocolate with the centre label made out of rice paper and put it in the first Arab Strap sleeve. Totally blew me away, so much love and thought went into it. It didn't last long as my birthday is on June 24th and it was one of the hottest days of the year to that point that year so we all scoffed it down. She then gave me the vinyl to go in its place.

Eser Goode
E's Malteser Goode

Minstrels?

I thank yew.

Chips from the Chocolate Fireball by The Dukes of Stratosphear

"Mars Bar"

Him out of Scritti Politti and Colin Vearncombe getting together to reinterpret the songs of Errol Brown.

They'll be known as Green And Black's Hot Chocolate.

*bows and then runs away*

He hated it so much he chucked it in a hole Muttley had dug in his garden.
Cad Buries Caramel...

but I literally burned and partially melted several copies of the debut album by Mike Skinner (as opposed to his later poor efforts), and I was so ashamed I hid them away in the container for Public Image Ltd's second album. The result was a metal box of Quality Streets soft centres.

An Aerosmith.