
I'm on a quest to eating a little more healthier and by changing a few small things, I am able to achieve that. Like changing white bread to wheat bread, white rice to brown rice, and milk chocolate to dark chocolate. Yes, that's right kids, cause if you don't know, dark chocolate in moderation is good for the heart. I know by now you're saying dark chocolate, yuck, I was there before too! I mean I like some things dark, but chocolate was not one of them. Dark chocolate has a bitter taste making it difficult to like. But, there is a way to enjoy one of the world's most favorite treat's and receive the heart benefits associated with it. If you want to experience dark chocolate in it's full flavor there are steps to note, tasting steps similar to that of wine tasting. Yeah, I kid you not, I've tried it and it seem to work unless I was really, really hungry and delusional. Dark chocolate is a little more pricier than your average 99 cents chocolate bar, but hey it might be worth it in the long run. Try to pair it up with dry fruits and/or nuts for a nice healthy treat. Also remember moderation is the key, too much of anything is never good. I have provided a few links below to help assist in learning more about how to taste chocolate and the health benefits it provides.
http://www.wikihow.com/Taste-Dark-Chocolatehttp://www.webmd.com/news/20040601/dark-chocolate-day-keeps-doctor-away
http://longevity.about.com/od/lifelongnutrition/p/chocolate.htm

