My Favourite 3 Chocolate Bars
Obviously, tastes will vary from person to person concerning their chocolate bar choices, but nonetheless I'm going to attempt to make a strong case for my favourite chocolate bars. Rest assured, the chocolate bar corporations that be are not paying me to promote their goods. What follows is a review by an earnest appreciator of edible chocolate 
products.
Yorkie Chocolate Bar
Yorkie - Undoubtedly the most controversial chocolate bar on this list, the Yorkie bar has won my heart not only with its clever marketing, but also its copious amount of chocolate in every bar. Not liking to quit, with most chocolate bars I'm grimly set toward finishing the entire bar as it is simply unthinkable to leave a job undone. The Yorkie bar, with its sectioned chunks of chocolate, allows me to consider the bar a 'work in progress'. Without shame, I can set it aside for later after having consumed a chunk or two. A no frills chocolate bar, Yorkie is #1.
Galaxy Chocolate Bar
Galaxy - Specifically the Roasted & Caramelised Hazelnuts variety, Galaxy delivers a thin bar of chocolate with bits of hazelnuts spread semi-liberally throughout. Galaxy only makes #2 because while good in small increments, it is a fairly rich chocolate. It could use more hazelnuts too. Alas, I am not a CEO of a chocolate corporation...yet.
Bourneville Chocolate
Bournville - The Bournville Classic is a chocolate bar of the dark kind. Though I'm partial to milk chocolate, Bournville has made this list because it manages to taste decent by balancing the need to be edible with having a relatively high percentage of cocoa. As I said, while not the biggest consumer of dark chocolate, I give credit where credit is due, and to Bourneville goes the spoils. Learn more about Bourneville chocolate bars.
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