Originally Posted by GeorgiaMa'am (Post 1299922)

Lindt recently admitted that their chocolates used "exaggerated marketing" and its chocolates are not "expertly crafted". In 2022, Consumer Reports did a study of various chocolates which revealed that Lindt Excellence Dark Chocoate 85% cocoa had extraordinarily high levels of lead. Its Excellence Dark Chocolate 70% Cocoa had cadmium. Lindt is trying to settle a class action lawsuit now.

Lindt is not the only chocolate company with problems, but I won't be eating their chocolates any time soon. I really want to see that CR report.

Originally Posted by GeorgiaMa'am (Post 1299922)

Lindt recently admitted that their chocolates used "exaggerated marketing" and its chocolates are not "expertly crafted". In 2022, Consumer Reports did a study of various chocolates which revealed that Lindt Excellence Dark Chocoate 85% cocoa had extraordinarily high levels of lead. Its Excellence Dark Chocolate 70% Cocoa had cadmium. Lindt is trying to settle a class action lawsuit now.

Lindt is not the only chocolate company with problems, but I won't be eating their chocolates any time soon. I really want to see that CR report.

Originally Posted by Cin (Post 1299933)

And I thought chocolate was a safe option since no recalls for listeria, salmonella, or E.coli. I would often joke when reading about another recall on veggies that chocolate or cake don't seem to be subjects of recalls. But alas, that bubble has burst. This article from consumer reports lists all the chocolate companies who make unsafe chocolate, especially dark chocolate. I'm crying a little bit.

https://www.consumerreports.org/heal...e-a8480295550/

Originally Posted by Stone-Butch (Post 1299985)

Bacon wrapped steak with paresienne potatoes. Ice tea.

Originally Posted by cinnamongrrl (Post 1299992)

I had to google paresienne potatoes lol

Originally Posted by Stone-Butch (Post 1299985)

Bacon wrapped steak with paresienne potatoes. Ice tea.